Memory phrase for the character: 兵
兵
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Meaning
soldiers, an army, military
Pronunciation
bīng
Explanation
Top: hill 丘 (An axe 斤 in the ground 一 as a burial object in the [burial] mound/hill.), below: eight 八
Mnemonic
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At the hill are eight soldiers.
Radicals
兵
soldiers Ping-pong is in Chinese: "Pīngpāng qiú 乒乓球", where the player stands alternately on different legs, like a marching soldier.
丘
mound, hillock
八
eight The eight 八 can probably be understood as two hands with outstretched fingers, but without the thumbs, which adds up to eight.
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Vocabulary
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民兵
mín bīng
people's militia; militia
士兵
shì bīng
soldier
工农兵
gōng nóng bīng
workers, peasants, and soldiers; the proletariat
兵力
bīng lì
military strength; armed forces; troops
骑兵
qí bīng
cavalry
伞兵
sǎn bīng
paratrooper
哨兵
shào bīng
sentinel
兵饷
bīng xiǎng
pay and provisions for soldiers
弩兵
nǔ bīng
archer; infantry armed with crossbow
弩兵
nǔ bīng
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