| Chinese Numbers | |
Arabic numerals are used in mathematics in China. The Chinese numbers are mainly used in writings. The numbers are often combined with other Chinese characters to form words. See Chinese Idioms here for examples.
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| Hundred | ![]() |
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| Million | ![]() ![]() |
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Note: The numbers above are the basic numbers. To have other numbers, you will have to combine them.
For example, 15 is 
,
25 is 

and 50 is 
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