花王

Huāwáng
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Kao, Japanese consumer-goods company
  2. 2 king of flowers, the peony

Examples

HSK 7-9
Hěnduō māma gěi bǎobao yòng Huāwáng de zhǐniàokù.
Many mothers use Kao diapers for their babies.
HSK 7-9
Mǔdan zìgǔ bèi chēngwéi huāwáng.
The peony has been called the king of flowers since ancient times.

Tips

usage
The Japanese company writes its name with the same two characters, read Kaō. In China it is best known for 妙而舒 (Merries) diapers and 蒸汽眼罩 self-heating eye masks.
culture
As a literary word 花王 is the tree peony, 牡丹. Its traditional partner is the herbaceous peony 芍药, called 花相, the prime minister of flowers.

Stroke Order

花 huā
王 wáng