富含 (fù hán) means 'rich in' or 'abundant in.' It is often used to describe something that contains a high amount of a particular substance or quality, such as nutrients in food or features in a product. In contexts like health, education, or technology, it conveys a sense of richness or wealth in the subject matter.
HSK 7, rank #24330, Hard
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March 24, 2026
富含()fùhán(fu4han2)
富含 (fù hán) means 'rich in' or 'abundant in.' It is often used to describe something that contains a high amount of a particular substance or quality, such as nutrients in food or features in a product. In contexts like health, education, or technology, it conveys a sense of richness or wealth in the subject matter.
Frequency#24330DifficultyHard
Cultural Note
In Chinese culture, the concept of richness is often associated with health and well-being. For example, traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes foods that are 富含 certain nutrients to promote health, reflecting a holistic view of diet.
Memory Tip
Imagine a treasure chest (富) overflowing with a variety of gems and gold, symbolizing abundance. The character 充 (hán) suggests being filled, so picture the chest filled to the brim with valuable contents, making it easy to remember that 富含 means 'rich in' or 'abundant in.'
About 富含
富含Simplified
Traditional
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动词dòngcíverb (v.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L7AdvancedTOCFLL5CEFRC2
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Quick Contrast
丰富 (fēng fù) vs 富裕 (fù yù) — use 富含 for describing the content or presence of specific substances, while 丰富 refers to a variety or richness in quality, and 富裕 denotes wealth or affluence.
Memory Mnemonic
Imagine a treasure chest (富) overflowing with a variety of gems and gold, symbolizing abundance. The character 充 (hán) suggests being filled, so picture the chest filled to the brim with valuable contents, making it easy to remember that 富含 means 'rich in' or 'abundant in.'
Usage Notes
Be careful when using 富含; it is more formal and often found in written texts rather than spoken language. It commonly collocates with terms like '营养' (nutrition) or '成分' (ingredients). Avoid using it in casual conversation; instead, use simpler terms like '有很多' (has a lot of).
HSK Study Tips
富含 is not an HSK word but relates to HSK Level 4 vocabulary such as '丰富' (rich, abundant) and '含量' (content level). Focus on understanding how 富含 can be used in various contexts to describe richness and abundance, helping to enhance your vocabulary.
Cultural Note
In Chinese culture, the concept of richness is often associated with health and well-being. For example, traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes foods that are 富含 certain nutrients to promote health, reflecting a holistic view of diet.
Common Mistakes
Learners may confuse 富含 with just '含' (hán), thinking they can use it interchangeably. For instance, saying '水含维生素' (water contains vitamins) is incorrect; it should be '水富含维生素' to convey that water is rich in vitamins.
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Cultural Notes for 富含
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In Chinese culture, the concept of richness is often associated with health and well-being. For example, traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes foods that are 富含 certain nutrients to promote health, reflecting a holistic view of diet.
Frequently Asked Questions about 富含
No, 富含 is typically used for tangible substances or qualities, like nutrients in food or features in a product.
It is more common in written contexts or formal discussions rather than in casual spoken language.
You can use 充满 (chōng mǎn) or 丰富 (fēng fù) as synonyms in certain contexts.
