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HSK1rus
Hanziway
This 108-page PDF workbook is designed for Russian-speaking beginners practising the 300 words in the new HSK 1 standard. Each word block combines the Chinese word, pinyin, a Russian meaning, stroke-order guidance, a QR code and a 15-cell Mi Zi Ge writing row.
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This digital workbook gives Russian-speaking beginners a structured way to practise the 300 words included in the new HSK 1 standard. Its focus is written production: learners first examine the word, pinyin, Russian meaning and stroke sequence, then reproduce it in a consistent Mi Zi Ge layout.
Instead of presenting vocabulary as a plain reference list, the workbook turns every word into a repeatable handwriting exercise supported by pronunciation and online study tools.
Each practice block begins with the Chinese word in a large, readable size. Pinyin and a Russian meaning appear below it, while the stroke sequence is shown alongside the word. Multi-character entries include guidance for each individual character.
The writing row uses 15 Mi Zi Ge cells. Model characters appear at the beginning of the row, followed by blank cells for independent practice. The grid gives learners a visual reference for balance, positioning and the relationship between character components.
With three entries per page, the workbook can be divided into short, predictable study sessions without changing the task format from one page to the next.
Every word is connected to additional Hanziway resources through its QR code. The linked tools include:
Learners can listen to the word and review its animated stroke sequence before beginning the handwriting exercise.
The contents section makes it possible to follow the vocabulary list in order or locate a specific word quickly. A stable page layout keeps the focus on writing rather than learning a new task format.
Individual pages can be used for lesson practice or assigned as handwriting work between classes. Three words per page provide a clear, limited workload, while the date and self-assessment areas support regular study routines.
The workbook is useful for learners who want to revisit the written form of the full 300-word list rather than relying only on recognition, reading or dictionary study.
This workbook is suited to learners who need one structured Russian-language resource for handwriting all 300 HSK 1 words while keeping pronunciation, meaning, stroke order and additional practice within reach.