HSKMAP
Terms of Use
Review the HSKMAP terms of use for vocabulary maps, study guides, learning content, acceptable use, and limitations.
Using HSKMAP
By using HSKMAP, you agree to use the site as an educational resource and to follow these terms. If you do not agree with these terms, do not use the site.
HSKMAP may update the site, change features, add or remove content, or revise these terms. Continued use after changes means you accept the updated terms.
Educational content
HSKMAP provides vocabulary lists, study guides, pinyin support, examples, and review tools for learning Chinese. The content is provided for general study support and may contain mistakes despite review efforts.
You are responsible for checking official exam requirements, classroom requirements, and test dates with official sources. HSKMAP is not an official HSK testing authority.
Acceptable use
Use HSKMAP in a way that does not interfere with the site, other users, or the availability of the service. Do not attempt to bypass security controls, overload the service, scrape at harmful rates, or present HSKMAP content as official certification material.
You may link to public HSKMAP pages and use the site for personal study, teaching preparation, and classroom reference. Bulk republication of site content requires permission unless a separate license explicitly allows it.
Availability and limitations
HSKMAP is provided as is and as available. The site may be interrupted, changed, or discontinued. Study progress stored locally can be lost if browser data is cleared or your device changes.
To the fullest extent allowed by law, HSKMAP is not liable for indirect losses, exam outcomes, missed deadlines, or decisions made based on study content.
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Study resources
A starting point for the HSKMAP guides, plans, pronunciation notes, and map workflow.
HSK study guide
Plan vocabulary review with pinyin, tones, examples, flashcards, writing, and weekly checks.
HSK 1 plan
A beginner-friendly four week plan for first words, tones, and simple sentences.
HSK 2 plan
A six week plan for stronger beginner vocabulary, grammar frames, and recall.
Classic HSK guide
How classic HSK 1-6 vocabulary levels build from foundation words to advanced reading.
Pinyin and tones
Pronunciation habits for initials, finals, tones, and character-based review.
How to use HSKMAP
Use maps, word cards, progress labels, flashcards, audio, and writing practice together.
Open the vocabulary map
Review all classic HSK 1-6 levels with word cards, audio, examples, and progress labels.