jié
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How to write (jié) in Chinese

(pinyin: jié, written "jie" or "jie") means festival; knot, joint; segment; to economize, to save. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • festival; knot, joint; segment; to economize, to save

Stroke order

Examples

为什么你妈妈春节前要把家里彻底打扫一遍?
wèi shén me nǐ mā ma chūn jié qián yào bǎ jiā lǐ chè dǐ dǎ sǎo yí biàn?
Why does your mom give the whole house a deep clean before Spring Festival?
当然要收,这是好意。今天不是有什么节日吗?
dāng rán yào shōu, zhè shì hǎo yì. jīn tiān bú shì yǒu shén me jié rì ma?
Of course you should, it's a good gesture. Isn't today a holiday?
今天是端午节。但是我从来不知道公司也会发红包。
jīn tiān shì duān wǔ jié. dàn shì wǒ cóng lái bù zhī dào gōng sī yě huì fā hóng bāo.
Today is Dragon Boat Festival. But I never knew companies sent red envelopes too.
在中国,春节是最重要的节日。每年这个时候,家人都会回家一起过年。
zài Zhōng guó, chūn jié shì zuì zhòng yào de jié rì. měi nián zhè ge shí hou, jiā rén dōu huì huí jiā yì qǐ guò nián.
In China, Spring Festival is the most important holiday. Every year at this time, family members all come home to celebrate the New Year together.

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