HSK flashcard library
Flashcard decks built from the official HSK word lists: the new 3.0 standard and the classic 2.0 syllabus, with English and Russian meanings. Open a level — the deck lands in your library and works offline.
HSK 3.0 · Chinese → Russian
7 decks · 11 000 wordsThe current exam standard: nine levels, 11,000 words. Levels 1–6 hold 300–1,800 words each; the top band 7–9 comes as one deck of 5,600 words. Russian meanings, pinyin readings, stroke order for every character.
Word lists in Russian: HSK 1, HSK 2, HSK 3, HSK 4, HSK 5, HSK 6, HSK 7–9.
HSK 7–9
HSK 3.0 standard · level 7–9 · 5600 words
HSK 3.0 · Chinese → English
5 decks · 3 600 wordsThe same new-standard word lists with English meanings — levels 1–5, 3,600 words. Read every word before you download: HSK 1, HSK 2, HSK 3, HSK 4, HSK 5. What the new standard changes — in What HSK 3.0 changes.
HSK 2.0 · Chinese → Russian
4 decks · 1 200 wordsThe classic syllabus used until 2021, levels 1–4 with Russian meanings — 1,200 words. Useful if your textbook or course still follows the old lists.
HSK 2.0 · Chinese → English
6 decks · 5 000 wordsThe classic syllabus with English meanings, all six levels — 5,000 words. The most complete of the old lists: levels 5–6 are included.
Word lists: HSK 1, HSK 2, HSK 3, HSK 4, HSK 5, HSK 6.
How it works
- Press “Open in the app” next to a level — you get the deck page with every word listed.
- Press “Add to library”. The deck goes into the folder of its standard and the cards are stored on your device.
- Study in any of the five modes: flashcards, learn, test, match, write. Reviews come back on a schedule.
- Signed-in users get the same library on phone and computer. Note: the app interface is in Russian for now.
Decks are editable like your own: remove cards, add examples, move them between folders. Words and readings follow the official HSK syllabus; English meanings come from the official HSK lists where a word also appears in the older syllabus, and from our own translation for the rest.