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Chinese Numbers 1–100 & Banking Numerals Printable Worksheet

Chinese numbers are among the earliest characters every learner writes, yet they demonstrate almost every core stroke order rule: horizontal progression (一, 二, 三), enclosure sealing (四), sweeping curves (七, 九), and myriad place-value grouping (百, 千, 万). This worksheet pack pairs everyday numerals (小写数字) with formal anti-fraud financial numerals (大写数字).

0 – 10,000

Standard Numbers

11 Dàxiě

Financial Numerals

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How Chinese Place-Value Combinations Work (11 to 99,999)

1.11 to 19 are formed as Ten + Digit: 11 = 十一 (shíyī), 15 = 十五 (shíwǔ), 19 = 十九 (shíjiǔ).
2.20 to 90 are formed as Digit + Ten: 20 = 二十 (èrshí), 50 = 五十 (wǔshí), 99 = 九十九 (jiǔshíjiǔ).
3.Internal zeros must be pronounced and written once as 零 (líng): 108 = 一百零八 (yībǎi líng bā), whereas trailing zeros are silent (180 = 一百八十).
4.Large numbers group every four digits at 万 (wàn, 10,000) rather than every three digits at 1,000.

Standard & Financial Chinese Numerals (0 to 10,000)

#	Hanzi	大写	Pinyin	Radical	Strokes	Core Meaning & Sample Words	Practice
0	零	零	líng	雨	13	Used for zero and as a placeholder for internal skipped place values (e.g., 105 = 一百零五).	Stroke Order
1	一	壹	yī	一	1	Single horizontal stroke (Héng). Financial checks require 壹 to prevent altering 一 into 二 or 十.	Stroke Order
2	二	贰	èr	二	2	Used for counting, phone numbers, and ordinals (第二). Before measure words, use 两 (liǎng) instead.	Stroke Order
3	三	叁	sān	一	3	Three horizontal strokes: middle stroke is shortest, bottom stroke is longest and anchors the base.	Stroke Order
4	四	肆	sì	囗	5	Follows the Inside-Before-Closing rule: write outer frame, inner 儿 legs, then seal the bottom bar last.	Stroke Order
5	五	伍	wǔ	二	4	Four strokes: Top horizontal → Slanted vertical → Middle horizontal-turn → Long bottom horizontal.	Stroke Order
6	六	陆	liù	八	4	Four strokes: Top dot → Horizontal → Left-falling dot → Right-falling dot (never connect the bottom legs).	Stroke Order
7	七	柒	qī	一	2	Two strokes: slightly rising Horizontal first, then Vertical-Curved-Hook (Shùwāngōu).	Stroke Order
8	八	捌	bā	八	2	Left-falling Piě first, Right-falling Nà second; leave a small gap at the top (unlike 人 or 入).	Stroke Order
9	九	玖	jiǔ	乙	2	Exception character: write the sweeping Left-Falling Piě FIRST, then Horizontal-Tilted-Curved-Hook.	Stroke Order
10	十	拾	shí	十	2	Classic Horizontal-Before-Vertical example: 1st stroke Héng, 2nd stroke Shù.	Stroke Order
100	百	佰	bǎi	白	6	Hundred multiplier: always requires a leading digit in Mandarin (100 = 一百 yībǎi).	Stroke Order
1,000	千	仟	qiān	十	3	Thousand multiplier: Top short Piě → Horizontal → Vertical needle stroke.	Stroke Order
10,000	万	万	wàn	一	3	Chinese groups large numbers by myriad (10⁴ = 万 wàn): 100,000 is 十万 (ten myriads).	Stroke Order