How To Say Book In Chinese?

The most common way to say book in Chinese

According to the dictionary, book is translated into Chinese as 书 [shū], which is the most common way that people usually say book in Chinese. Here to learn "How To Say Book In Chinese?"
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Other expressions of book in Chinese

1. 书本 [shū běn] – Book.

2. 书籍 [shū jí] – Books.
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3. 图书 [tú shū] – Books.
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4. 簿 [bù] / 簿子 [bù zi] – Book.
5. 册 [cè] / 册子 [cè zi] – Book.
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6. 著作 [zhù zuò] – Book. Written work. Literary work.
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7. 账簿 [zhàng bù] / 账册 [zhàng cè] – Book. Account book.

8. 书中自有黄金屋，书中自有颜如玉 [shū zhōng zì yǒu huáng jīn wū，shū zhōng zì yǒu yán rú yù] – There is a golden house in the book, there is a face of jade in the book. It means as long as you study hard and get fame, you can get wealth and beauty.

9. 预定 [yù dìng] – Reserve. Book.
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The basic information of book in Chinese

Book in Chinese: 书
Book in pinyin: [shū]
Tone: First
Traditional Form: 書
Stroke Count: 4
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The glyph evolution of book in Chinese

The glyph contrast of book in Chinese

The order of strokes of book in Chinese

The calligraphy of book in Chinese

Book-related phrases in Chinese

1. 看书 [kàn shū] – Read books.
2. 读书 [dú shū] – Read.
3. 念书 [niàn shū] – Study.
4. 背书 [bèi shū] – Recite.
5. 说书 [shuō shū] – Storytelling.
6. 书写 [shū xiě] – Write.
7. 书法 [shū fǎ] – Calligraphy.
   （1）楷书 [kǎi shū] – Regular script.

（2）草书 [cǎo shū] – Cursive script.

（3）隶书 [lì shū] – Official script.

（4）篆书 [zhuàn shū] – Seal script.

8. 书包 [shū bāo] – Schoolbag.
9. 书画 [shū huà] – Painting and calligraphy.
10. 书房 [shū fáng] – Study.
11. 书桌 [shū zhuō] – Desk.
12. 书信 [shū xìn] – Letter.
13. 书柜 [shū guì] / 书橱 [shū chú] / 书架 [shū jià] – Bookcase. Bookshelf.
14. 证书 [zhèng shū] – Certificate.
15. 书签 [shū qiān] – Bookmark.
16. 书稿 [shū gǎo] – Manuscript.
17. 家书 [jiā shū] – Letter from home.
18. 遗书 [yí shū] – Writings of an author now dead. Suicide note.
19. 书生 [shū shēng] – Scholar in ancient times.
20. 读书人 [dú shū rén] – Reader. Scholar.
21. 书呆子 [shū dāi zi] – Bookworm.
22. 电子书 [diàn zǐ shū] – E-book.
23. 博览群书 [bó lǎn qún shū] – Well-read. Very widely read. Extensively read.
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24. 书香门第 [shū xiāng mén dì] – A family of scholars. A literary family. A scholarly family.

25. 琴棋书画 [qín qí shū huà] – Music, chess, calligraphy and painting.

26. 奋笔疾书 [fèn bǐ jí shū] – Write swiftly.
27. 著书立说 [zhù shū lì shuō] – Write books and set up a theory.
28. 罄竹难书 [qìng zhú nán shū] – Too numerous to be listed. Too numerous to record. It means too many crimes to be written.
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