场次 (chǎngcì) refers to the number of performances or sessions of an event, such as a concert or a play. It is commonly used in contexts involving scheduling or attendance, indicating how many times an event occurs. The term captures both the frequency and the individual instances of events.
HSK 6, 16 strokes, Hard
chǎngcì(chang3ci4) T3
Listen to the audio pronunciation 3 times to gain XP
May 27, 2026
场次chǎngcì(chang3ci4)
场次 (chǎngcì) refers to the number of performances or sessions of an event, such as a concert or a play. It is commonly used in contexts involving scheduling or attendance, indicating how many times an event occurs. The term captures both the frequency and the individual instances of events.
Strokes16Frequency#—DifficultyHard
Cultural Note
In Chinese culture, attending various performances, such as Peking opera or contemporary concerts, is a significant social activity. The concept of 场次 reflects the structured and often formal nature of event attendance in Chinese society.
Memory Tip
Imagine a theater where each '场' (chǎng) is a stage and '次' (cì) represents the number of times a show is performed. Visualize the actors taking multiple bows after each performance, emphasizing the repeated occasions to help remember '场次' means the number of times something is done.
About 场次
场次Simplified
16Strokes
—Radical
名词míngcínoun (n.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L6IntermediateHSKKL3CEFRC1
Podcast: 场次
Podcast: 场次
Listen to Jason & Amy break down this word for you
New here?
AI Study Notes for 场次
Quick Contrast
场合 (chǎnghé) — use 场次 when emphasizing the number of occurrences, while 场合 refers to the specific occasion or setting of an event.
Memory Mnemonic
Imagine a theater where each '场' (chǎng) is a stage and '次' (cì) represents the number of times a show is performed. Visualize the actors taking multiple bows after each performance, emphasizing the repeated occasions to help remember '场次' means the number of times something is done.
Usage Notes
When using 场次, be careful to pair it with the correct type of event, as it typically applies to performances or sessions. Common collocations include '电影场次' (film sessions) and '演出场次' (performance times). Note that it is usually used in formal contexts, discussing schedules or tickets.
HSK Study Tips
At HSK 6, focus on how 场次 connects with other words related to events and performances, such as '演出' (performance) and '节目' (program). Understanding it in context will help solidify your grasp of how to discuss events in Mandarin more fluently.
Cultural Note
In Chinese culture, attending various performances, such as Peking opera or contemporary concerts, is a significant social activity. The concept of 场次 reflects the structured and often formal nature of event attendance in Chinese society.
Common Mistakes
Learners often confuse 场次 with just '场' or '次' alone, using them interchangeably; for example, saying '我去看电影场' instead of '我去看电影场次.' Remember that 场次 specifically refers to the number of occurrences.
AI-enhanced 2026-05-27
Pronunciation of 场次
Premium — Locked
AI tone practice
Pro
Drill the tone of 场次 with AI-powered exercises, get instant feedback, and earn XP toward mastery. Interactive tone practice is part of Pro.
New here? to save your writing progress and earn XP.
Practice writing 场次 stroke by stroke. Watch the animation to learn the stroke order, then try writing it yourself.
Write correctly 3 times to earn XP
Cultural Notes for 场次
🏮Cultural insight
In Chinese culture, attending various performances, such as Peking opera or contemporary concerts, is a significant social activity. The concept of 场次 reflects the structured and often formal nature of event attendance in Chinese society.
Frequently Asked Questions about 场次
You can say '这场演出的场次很多,' meaning 'There are many performances of this show.'
While it primarily refers to performances, it can also apply to any event with multiple instances, like meetings or conferences.
It's more commonly used in formal or semi-formal contexts; for casual talk, you might just say '场' (chǎng) or '次' (cì) depending on the context.