quiet · calm
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Browse the HSK 4 3.0 vocabulary list: 1,000 entries introduced at this level. Search by Chinese, Pinyin, or English.
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1,000 words in HSK 4
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The HSK 2.0 Level 4 total is 1,200 words, including earlier levels. In the November 2025 HSK 3.0 syllabus, Levels 1–4 total 2,000 words. This 3.0 collection contains only the 1,000 words introduced at Level 4; it does not repeat the 1,000 words introduced at Levels 1–3.
To cover the cumulative HSK 3.0 range, combine Level 1: 300 words, Level 2: 200 new words, Level 3: 500 new words and this Level 4 collection. The older and newer Level 4 lists are not interchangeable.
Version and level membership follow the cited vocabulary sources. English meanings, example sentences and learning audio are HSKBase learning aids, not official examination questions or official recordings. Knowing the word list alone does not establish exam readiness.
Word-count sources checked 2026-10-07: CTI HSK 3.0 syllabus and CTI 2015 vocabulary download. For rollout and booking boundaries, read the HSK 3.0 guide.
Search the list above by Chinese, Pinyin or English. Open a word to hear its learning pronunciation and inspect the example before practising recall. Pinyin and translations support understanding; hide them when checking what you can retrieve.
Pick a word you recognise but rarely use. Write two related clauses showing a reason or contrast. Compare your word choice with its example and revise the relationship, not just the translation.
These are HSKBase study suggestions, not official exam tasks. The default collection uses HSK 3.0; selecting HSK 2.0 changes the vocabulary source, not just the label. Use the existing version selector rather than combining both lists.
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