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how to write qi(its) in chinese

其

pinyinqí
radicals八Stroke count8
eanglish meaningits; his; he, she, it, they; oneself; that

Stroke order of the Chinese character "其" (qi)

Handwriting

pron. （他[她，它]的; 他[她，它]们的） his [her, its, their]:

1. 其父
his father;

2. 物尽其用
make the best possible use of everything;

3. 各得其所。
Each is in his proper place.; Everyone is properly provided for.

4. 各尽其力。
Everyone does his best.

pron. （他，她，它; 他 [她，它]们） he, she, it, they:

1. 促其早日实现
help (to) bring it about at an early date;

2. 不能任其胡作非为。
He [She] is not allowed to commit any outrages.

3. 不要任其自流。
Don't let things slide.

pron. （自己; 自己的） oneself:

1. 自食其力
support oneself by one's own labour; earn one's own living

pron. （那个; 那样） that; such:

1. 不厌其烦
not mind taking all the trouble;

2. 如闻其声，如见其人
(so vividly described that) you seem to see and hear the person;

3. 正当其时
just at that time; at the opportune moment;

4. 不乏其人。
There is no lack of such people.

5. 查无其事。
It is found that there was no such thing.

pron. (虚指):

1. 大吹其牛
greatly exaggerate; talk big without restraint;

2. 大请其客
invite many guests to dinner; entertain lavishly;

3. 忘其所在
forget the place

助 [书]

助（表示揣测、反诘）:

1. 其奈我何?
What can they do to me?

助（表示命令）:

1. 子其勉之!
Exert yourself to the utmost!

[后缀]:

1. 何其
how; what;

2. 极其
most; extremely;

3. 尤其
especially; particularly

n. （姓氏） a surname:

1. 其石
Qi Shi