射雕英雄传 (Shè Diāo Yīng xióng Zhuàn)

射雕英雄传

Shè Diāo Yīng xióng Zhuàn

Traditional: 射鵰英雄傳

Meaning

Legend of the Condor Heroes, wuxia (武侠 (wǔ xiá), martial arts chivalry) novel by Jin Yong 金庸 (Jīn Yōng) and its screen adaptations

Characters and stroke order

射 Shè

to shoot, to eject, to emit

radical 41 ⼨ · 10 strokes

雕 Diāo

to carve, to engrave; eagle, vulture

radical 172 ⾫ · 16 strokes

英 Yīng

petal, flower, leaf; brave, heroic; English

radical 140 ⾋ · 9 strokes

雄 xióng

alpha male, hero; manly

radical 172 ⾫ · 12 strokes

传 Zhuàn

to pass on; to propagate; to transmit; summons

radical 9 ⼈ · 6 strokes

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