Chinese vocabulary — Tài chính topic
113 words · HSK 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7
A roundup of 113 Chinese vocabulary words for the Tài chính topic across HSK 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, grouped by meaning and with pinyin and English meanings. Learning Tài chính vocabulary in context helps you remember it longer and use it right away in conversation. Tap Study flashcards to review, or browse more Chinese vocabulary by topic and the HSK 1-9 pathway.
Tài chính vocabulary HSK 1(4 words)
HSK 1 pathwayyuan (monetary unit)
(measure word) yuan (unit of currency); piece
hair, fur (of an animal)
ticket
Tài chính vocabulary HSK 2(5 words)
HSK 2 pathwaycredit card
to lend
card (credit card, ATM, membership)
income
bank card (usually a debit card)
Tài chính vocabulary HSK 3(13 words)
HSK 3 pathwayto pay a fee; to pay (a bill)
renminbi; Chinese yuan (CNY)
to pay
insurance
to exist
rent (for housing)
to prop up; to support
to pay
to charge a fee; to collect payment
ticket price; fare
economy
US dollar
fee; charge
Tài chính vocabulary HSK 4(4 words)
HSK 4 pathwayto cut, to slit, to slash lightly
foreign exchange
to invest; investment
US dollar
Tài chính vocabulary HSK 5(4 words)
HSK 5 pathwayto share; to divide
expenditure, expense
debt
loan (n.), to lend (v.)
Tài chính vocabulary HSK 6(10 words)
HSK 6 pathwaycredit; creditworthiness
debt
ATM (automated teller machine)
foreign currency
to play the stock market, to speculate in stocks
stock, share
account, accounts, ledger
to refund a ticket; to return a purchased ticket
finance, banking
sum of money, amount
Tài chính vocabulary HSK 7(73 words)
HSK 7 pathwayall-in-one card, multi-purpose pass
to adjust upward (salary, price, rate, etc.)
to lower, to reduce
cannot afford to buy
to pay (money, taxes, fees)
IOU, promissory note
destitute, bankrupt, having lost everything
accumulation fund, provident fund
to reduce or exempt (usually of taxes or fees)
voucher, document serving as proof
interest, profit, return
to contribute capital, to invest funds
to pool capital, to invest jointly
Commission, rebate (usually in business transactions)
to fall back, to drop (usually of prices, water levels, indices...) after having risen
tycoon, wealthy person
a large sum of money
passbook, bankbook
for household use, domestic use
to top out, to cap the roof; to reach the upper limit, to hit the ceiling (prices, salaries, etc.)
difference in quantity or value
annual salary, yearly salary
merger and acquisition
expenditure, spending
expense, expenditure
to convert, to be equivalent to (often used for currency, units of measure)
to offset, to cancel out, to neutralize each other's effect
to sign, to put one's seal on (to confirm, to pledge)
to delay repaying a debt or making a payment
to flick, to push (to move something)
allocated funds, appropriation (budget)
to report a loss
to move, to shift
to save up, to accumulate
check (finance)
receipt
revenue and expenditure, income and expenses
IOU, debt note.
sum of money; amount
demand (deposit), withdrawable at any time
magnetic card (a card with a magnetic strip for storing data, e.g. bank card, credit card)
private savings, secret money
tax affairs, taxation
hole; gap
to prepare, to arrange, to manage
to raise, to arrange (money, resources)
to settle accounts, to do the bookkeeping
management fee
to shrink, to contract
to shrink, to contract (usually referring to fabric after washing)
to pay, to hand in (money, taxes, fees)
to pay a fee, to pay (a bill, a charge)
service point, branch (of a bank, post office, telecom company, etc.)
stock market
stock investor
to pay for oneself, to cover one's own costs
British pound
market price; market conditions
to light up at the sight of money; money-grubbing
financial capacity, economic strength
public finance, state finances
finance and economics
to depreciate; to lose value
to return, to give back (usually used in official or legal contexts)
to repay a loan, to pay back borrowed money
retirement pension
to overdraw beyond the account balance (credit card, bank account)
overdue, expired
to raise capital, to pool funds
pocket money
surplus (trade)
budget (noun)
high (of an amount, cost); large
Learn Chinese vocabulary — Tài chính topic
The Tài chính topic set gathers 113 common Chinese words across HSK 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. Instead of learning by scattered alphabetical lists, you learn whole word clusters in the Tài chính context — which helps learners associate them more easily and remember them longer.
Every word has clear pinyin and English meanings. Read each word aloud, build example sentences, then review with flashcards so your Tài chính vocabulary enters long-term memory. Once you're comfortable with this topic, browse more Chinese vocabulary topics to expand your vocabulary alongside the HSK pathway.