益 · Yì / yì · surname Yi
Learn the Chinese character 益 with its source-linked HSK 5 status, pronunciation, one concise learning meaning, stroke order, real HSK words, and published learning contexts.
Writing guide
How to use the writing tool
- 1. WatchSee the stroke order for 益.
- 2. TraceFollow the guided strokes to build the movement.
- 3. WriteWrite from memory and receive feedback.
HSK vocabulary
Words with 益
Source-linked HSK vocabulary records that contain 益.
Linked HSK vocabulary
- 利益lìyìbenefit
- 有益yǒuyìuseful
- 公益gōngyìpublic good
- 日益rìyìday by day
- 收益shōuyìearnings
- 益处yìchùbenefit
- 得益déyìto derive benefit
- 集思广益jísī-guǎngyìcollecting opinions is of wide benefit (idiom)
- 精益求精jīngyìqiújīng(idiom) to constantly seek to improve
- 权益quányìrights
- 受益shòuyìto benefit from
- 受益匪浅shòuyì-fěiqiǎnto benefit (from)
- 效益xiàoyìbenefit
Real usage
Example sentences with 益
Published HSK 5 course contexts only. Each sentence links back to the lesson that owns it.
No accepted HSK 5 course context containing 益 is indexed yet. This page does not generate example sentences.
Character questions
About 益
Short answers based on the sources identified on this page.
What does 益 mean in Chinese?
益 is listed here with the concise learning meaning: surname Yi.
How do you pronounce 益?
益 is shown as Yì / yì.
Is 益 an HSK 5 character?
Yes. 益 is HSK 5 recognition character #370.
Can I practise writing 益?
Yes. Use Watch, Trace, or Write above.
Learning details
- HSK 5 recognition
- HSK 5 writing inventory
- 13 linked HSK words
Content transparency
Sources and editorial policy
- HSK placement: HSK 5 recognition character #370.
- Writing scope: HSK 5 writing inventory.
- Meaning and pronunciation: CC-CEDICT and linked HSK vocabulary data, shown as supplemental learning metadata.
- Vocabulary: source-linked HSK vocabulary records, each linked to its published HSK vocabulary page.
- Example sentences: published course contexts only; this page does not generate new example sentences.
- Stroke-order practice: HanziWriter character data. This is a source-linked learning reference, not an official HSK publication.