Chinese Name for China (as on passports)
Chinese name for China (as on passports): what you see below is the formal name for China (the country) as written on Chinese passports. The name for China is composed of seven characters. There is also a more common way to call China in Chinese. To view it, please click on the following link:
In this page you're going to read everything about the Chinese name for China (as on passports) in 3 sections:
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中华人民共和国
As you might know, Chinese words are often composed by two or more characters. Let's first see the meaning of the words contained in the name for China (as written on passports), then we'll go on character by character.
First character of the Chinese Name for China (as on passports)
| - | Center, middle; China; in, among; medium, intermediate; mean, halfway between two extremes; intermediary |
| - | Good for, agreeable to |
| - | Right, OK, well |
| - | (A surname) |
Some Chinese characters have more than one pronunciation. This is one of them!
It can be pronounced also zhong4. Pronounced that way, it means: hit, fit exactly; be hit by, fall into, be affected by, suffer, sustain.
There's no difference between the simplified and the traditional version of this character.
Second character of the Chinese Name for China (as on passports)
| - | Magnificent, resplendent, splendid; prosperous, flourishing; flashy, extravagant; grizzled, greyish |
| - | Your |
| - | Corona; best part, essence, cream; China; Chinese (language); course of time |
Some Chinese characters have more than one pronunciation. This is one of them!
It can be pronounced also hua4. Pronounced that way, it means: (A surname—no meaning).
This character has a different traditional version.
| - | (same as simplified one's) |
Third character of the Chinese Name for China (as on passports)
| - | Person, human being, man; everybody; adult; a person engaged in a particular activity; other people; personality; state of one's health; manpower |
| - | (A surname) |
There's no difference between the simplified and the traditional version of this character.
Fourth character of the Chinese Name for China (as on passports)
| - | Civilians; people; a member of a nationality; a person of a certain occupation |
| - | Folk; civil |
| - | (A surname) |
There's no difference between the simplified and the traditional version of this character.
Fifth character of the Chinese Name for China (as on passports)
| - | Common, general |
| - | Share |
| - | Together, in company; altogether, in all, all told |
There's no difference between the simplified and the traditional version of this character.
Sixth character of the Chinese Name for China (as on passports)
| - | Gentle; harmonious |
| - | Peace; sum; Japan |
| - | Draw, tie |
| - | Together with; to, with |
| - | And |
| - | (A surname) |
Some Chinese characters have more than one pronunciation. This is one of them!
It can be pronounced also he4. Pronounced that way, it means: join in the singing; compose a poem in reply.
It can be pronounced also hu2. Pronounced that way, it means: complete a set in mahjong.
It can be pronounced also huo2. Pronounced that way, it means: mix, mix powder with water (or similar).
It can be pronounced also huo4. Pronounced that way, it means: mix, blend; (measure word for the amounts of water used to wash things or to decoct medicinal herbs).
This character has a different traditional version.
| - | Gentle; harmonious |
| - | Peace |
| - | Draw, tie |
| - | (A surname) |
Seventh character of the Chinese Name for China (as on passports)
This character has two different traditional versions.
| - | (same as simplified one's) |
| - | (same as simplified one's) |
Traditional versions of
the name for China (as on passports)
The name for China (as on passports) has 2 different traditional versions.
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