How to write (zhǐ) — HSK 4 Stroke Order & Practice

zhǐ finger; to point; to indicate HSK 4 required writing character · 108 of 150

Stroke Order & Practice

Click Animate to see the correct stroke order, then Practice to trace it yourself.

HSK 4 Words Containing 指

zhǐ to point to; to refer to
他指着地图说我们应该往东走。
Tā zhǐ zhe dìtú shuō wǒmen yīnggāi wǎng dōng zǒu.
He pointed at the map and said we should go east.
zhǐchū to point out
老师指出了我作文中的问题。
Lǎoshī zhǐchū le wǒ zuòwén zhōng de wèntí.
The teacher pointed out the problems in my essay.
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About the character 指

(zhǐ) means finger; to point; to indicate. It is one of the 150 characters HSK 4 expects you to write from memory. Practice the stroke order until it feels automatic — most learners need 5–10 successful traces before a character "sticks".