The character 静 means "quiet, still, motionless; gentle" and is pronounced jìng. Below: its structure, the words it appears in, and how it works as a wallpaper.
| Character | 静 |
| Pinyin | jìng |
| Meaning | quiet, still, motionless; gentle |
| Strokes | 14 |
| Radical | ⾭ (No. 174) |
| HSK level | newest-5 |
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning | HSK |
|---|---|---|---|
| 安静 | ān jìng | quiet | newest-3 |
| 冷静 | lěng jìng | calm; cool-headed; dispassionate | newest-4 |
| 平静 | píng jìng | tranquil | newest-5 |
| 宁静 | níng jìng | tranquil | newest-7 |
| 动静 | dòng jìng | (detectable) movement | newest-7 |
| 寂静 | jì jìng | quiet | newest-7 |
Words and levels: HSK vocabulary list · meanings: CC-CEDICT.
静 is a dense character — 14 strokes packed into a single square. At phone-wallpaper size the inner strokes start to merge, so give it a larger canvas and more white space around it than you would a simple character. For print, A3 is the safer starting point; A4 only works if the character is the sole subject.
静 is used on its own and inside compounds, so context decides which sense is read. Here it carries “quiet, still, motionless; gentle”. 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.
静 (jìng) means “quiet, still, motionless; gentle”.
静 is pronounced jìng in Mandarin.
静 has 14 strokes, under the ⾭ radical (No. 174).
With 14 strokes, 静 is dense — print it at A3 or larger, or pair it with more spacing, so the strokes stay clear.
For a wallpaper, regular script (楷书) stays legible at every size; seal script (篆书) looks classical and works best large; a clean modern layout suits phone and desktop formats.
Yes — 静 appears as a standalone HSK vocabulary item (newest-5), and in everyday words such as 安静、冷静、平静.
静 is written the same in simplified and traditional Chinese, so there is no form to choose.
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