How to write 之 (zhī) in Chinese

之 (pinyin: zhī, written "zhi" or "zhi") means (classical possessive particle); him/her/it/them; to go to. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 之.

Meaning

(classical possessive particle); him/her/it/them; to go to

Stroke order

之

Examples

公元七世纪到十世纪。中国最强大的朝代之一。

gōng yuán qī shì jì dào shí shì jì. zhōng guó zuì qiáng dà de cháo dài zhī yī.

Seventh to tenth century AD. One of China's most powerful dynasties.

看场合。同事之间几块、几十块都正常。结婚那种,几百到几千都有。

kàn chǎng hé. tóng shì zhī jiān jǐ kuài, jǐ shí kuài dōu zhèng cháng. jié hūn nà zhǒng, jǐ bǎi dào jǐ qiān dōu yǒu.

Depends on the occasion. Between coworkers, a few yuan or a few tens is normal. For weddings, anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand.

在那之前,我从课本上见过、电视里见过、朋友的照片里见过,但都不一样。

zài nà zhī qián, wǒ cóng kè běn shang jiàn guò, diàn shì lǐ jiàn guò, péng you de zhào piàn lǐ jiàn guò, dàn dōu bù yí yàng.

Before that, I'd seen it in textbooks, on TV, in friends' photos, but none of those was the same.

有的。我希望涨百分之十五。我查过市场上同等岗位的水平,这个数字比较合理。

yǒu de. wǒ xī wàng zhǎng bǎi fēn zhī shí wǔ. wǒ chá guo shì chǎng shang tóng děng gǎng wèi de shuǐ píng, zhè ge shù zì bǐ jiào hé lǐ.

Yes. I'd like a fifteen percent raise. I've researched the market rate for similar positions, and that number is reasonable.

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How to write 之 (zhī) in Chinese

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