感 (pinyin: gǎn, written "gan" or "gan") means to affect, to move, to touch; to perceive, to sense. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 感.
Meaning
to affect, to move, to touch; to perceive, to sense
Stroke order
感
Examples
今天什么都没做,但感觉好极了。
jīn tiān shén me dōu méi zuò, dàn gǎn jué hǎo jí le.
Today I did nothing, but it felt wonderful.
麻是花椒带来的麻木感,辣是辣椒。两个一起,舌头会变得很有意思。
má shì huā jiāo dài lái de má mù gǎn, là shì là jiāo. liǎng ge yì qǐ, shé tou huì biàn de hěn yǒu yì si.
Ma is the numbing feeling from Sichuan peppercorn, la is from chili. Together, your tongue does something interesting.
For young people, music's social role is equally important. Whether it's KTV, music festivals, or music apps on phones, all of these give friends shared topics of conversation. A popular song can spread across the entire country within days, with people discussing it as they listen and sharing their own feelings.