新年快乐 means “Happy New Year!”, pronounced xin1 nian2 kuai4 le4. Below: each character broken down, and how the phrase works as a wallpaper.
| Character | Pinyin | Meaning | Strokes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 新 | xīn | new, recent, fresh, modern | 13 |
| 年 | nián | year; new-years; person's age | 6 |
| 快 | kuài | rapid, quick, speedy, fast; soon | 7 |
| 乐 | lè | happy, glad; enjoyable; music | 5 |
Per-character data: Unihan (Unicode).
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning | HSK |
|---|---|---|---|
| 新闻 | xīn wén | news | newest-3 |
| 重新 | chóng xīn | again; once more; re- | newest-4 |
| 新鲜 | xīn xiān | fresh (experience, food etc) | newest-3 |
| 今年 | jīn nián | this year | newest-1 |
| 去年 | qù nián | last year | newest-1 |
| 年轻 | nián qīng | young | newest-3 |
Words: HSK vocabulary list · meanings: CC-CEDICT.
新年快乐 pairs characters of very different weight — 13 strokes against 5 — so a straight grid can look lopsided. Keep the baseline even and adjust the optical size of the lighter character rather than the measured size. With 31 strokes in total it needs more room than a single character: give it a square or A3 ratio rather than a narrow phone crop. A four-character expression is usually set as a 2×2 block or one horizontal line — pick one and keep it consistent.
新年快乐 is a set phrase meaning “Happy New Year!”, pronounced xin1 nian2 kuai4 le4. Because it is fixed, changing a character changes the meaning entirely — check the wording with a native reader before it goes on skin or paper. Regular script (楷书) keeps every stroke countable, which matters when someone checks the character. Avoid mirroring or rotating the character, and avoid very fine or cursive styles at small sizes, where strokes merge into shapes that read as a different character.
新年快乐 means “Happy New Year!”.
新年快乐 is pronounced xin1 nian2 kuai4 le4.
Yes — it is a set phrase, which is safer than assembling characters yourself. Fixed expressions keep their established wording and meaning.
A four-character expression is usually written as a 2×2 square block or a single horizontal line. Keep the characters the same size and do not mirror or rotate any of them.
Bold regular script keeps every stroke clear. With multiple characters, avoid very fine or highly cursive styles — the smaller each character gets, the more the strokes merge.
Yes. Confirm the wording, the meaning and the full context with a native reader, and check that the phrase is not a quotation about misfortune or parting.
新年快乐 is written with 31 strokes across 4 characters — which is why it needs more space than a single character.
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Character data: Unihan (Unicode) · words: HSK vocabulary & CC-CEDICT · How we verify this