Short, learner-facing articles for overseas self-learners—confirm your exam version, build a weekly loop, and practice with free lessons before you pay.
Every HSK 3.0 level in one table: words, characters and handwriting from the official 2025 syllabus, what each stage means, and which level to aim for.
Read articleReading and handwriting character counts for every HSK 3.0 level, counted from the official 2025 syllabus, with a study plan.
Read articleLevel 3 of the New HSK: 500 new words (1,000 total), 26 verified examples, what changed from the old HSK 3, and a 6-week plan.
Read articleWhat is reported about the first HSK 3.0 sitting (13 Dec 2026), what is confirmed by the syllabus, and how to pick HSK 2.0 or 3.0.
Read articleThe official Levels 1–2 writing list is 100 characters. All 100 in order, when writing is tested (from Level 2), how the list grows to 1,200, and a 20-day plan.
Read article200 new words, 500 in total, plus a writing section. 25 useful Level 2 words by theme (地铁, 打车, 药店…) and a 4-week plan.
Read article143 of the 150 classic HSK 1 words stay, 157 are new, 3 moved to Level 2 and 4 are gone. The numbers, 20 useful new words, a 30-day plan and a free starter PDF.
Read article143 de las 150 palabras del HSK 1 clásico se quedan, 157 son nuevas, 3 pasan al nivel 2 y 4 desaparecen. Las cifras, 20 palabras nuevas, un plan de 30 días y un PDF gratis.
Read articleBusy-adult hour bands (3 / 5 / 10 hours a week), what slows people down, a minimum viable week, and soft “ready” checks—without fluent-in-30-days promises.
Read articleA 20-minute preview → gist → questions → vocab-log routine so long HSK4 passages stop feeling like a wall—without dictionary-checking every character.
Read articleStroke order, a working radical set, and a 15-minute daily loop so HSK1 characters stick inside real words—not floating ink.
Read articleHear → copy → record → fix: a 10-minute daily tone loop with tone pairs and beginner-safe sandhi—before vocab dumps take over.
Read articleA two-week onboarding checklist for New HSK Level 1—daily loops, week themes, and free Lesson 1–2 as your task gym.
Read articleA self-paced 4–8 week loop for absolute beginners—confirm your exam version first, then build vocab, listening, and tiny daily output.
Read articleShort decision tree for 2026: match the paper on your registration, or build long-term study on the New HSK syllabus while confirming your center.
Read articleA usable HSK1 word coverage map—shared ~150 core themes first, then how to expand toward ~300 for New HSK Level 1 without restarting from zero.
Read articleA 20–25 minute daily listening loop and four-week plan for beginners who can greet but still hear audio as noise.
Read articleSoft onboarding only—no membership pitch required to start.