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武艺高强 (wǔ yì gāo qiáng)

武艺高强
wǔ yì gāo qiáng
Traditional: 武藝高強

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

武 wǔ
military; martial, warlike
radical 77 ⽌ · 8 strokes
艺 yì
art; talent, ability; craft
radical 140 ⾋ · 5 strokes
高 gāo
tall, lofty; high, elevated
radical 189 ⾼ · 10 strokes
强 qiáng
strong, powerful, energetic
radical 57 ⼸ · 12 strokes

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