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复 — to go and return; to return

to go and return; to return; to resume

Pinyin
fù
Strokes
9
HSK level
HSK 3
Handwriting
required

How to write 复: 9 strokes

Each cell adds one stroke to the previous ones, with the new stroke in red. Stroke order is not decoration: it sets the proportions of the character and makes handwriting legible to a reader. This character is on the HSK handwriting list, so the exam expects you to write it, not only recognise it.

复 — 9 strokes, in writing order from left to right.

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Words with 复 in the HSK syllabus: 22

Every word in the official 2026 syllabus that contains this character, with the level it is introduced at. Learning a character pays off through these: each one combines with the characters you already know.

  1. 复习fùxíto review; revisionHSK 3
  2. 复印fùyìnto photocopy; to duplicate a documentHSK 4
  3. 复杂fùzácomplicated; complexHSK 4
  4. 回复huífùto recover; to revert; to return toHSK 4
  5. 重复chóngfùto repeat; to duplicateHSK 5
  6. 反复fǎnfùrepeatedly; over and over; to upend; unstableHSK 5
  7. 复制fùzhìto duplicate; to make a copy of; to copyHSK 5
  8. 恢复huīfùto reinstate; to resume; to restore; to recoverHSK 5
  9. 答复dáfùto answer; to reply; Reply to:HSK 6
  10. 康复kāngfùto recuperate; to recover; to convalesceHSK 6
  11. 修复xiūfùto restore; to renovate; to repairHSK 6
  12. 报复bàofùto make reprisals; to retaliateHSK 7–9
  13. 错综复杂cuòzōng-fùzátangled and complicatedHSK 7–9
  14. 复查fùcháto check again; to re-examineHSK 7–9
  15. 复发fùfāto recur; to reappear; to relapseHSK 7–9
  16. 复合fùhéto be reconciled; to get back togetherHSK 7–9
  17. 复活fùhuóto revive; to come back to life; resurrectionHSK 7–9
  18. 复苏fùsūto recover; to resuscitate; anabiosisHSK 7–9
  19. 复兴fùxīngto revive; to rejuvenateHSK 7–9
  20. 复原fùyuánto restore to former conditionHSK 7–9
  21. 日复一日rìfùyírìday after dayHSK 7–9
  22. 收复shōufùto recover; to recaptureHSK 7–9

Glosses come from CC-CEDICT, used under CC BY-SA 4.0, and are the dictionary’s first sense rather than a translation chosen for context.