English–Chinese
“citizen” in Chinese
How to say “citizen” in Chinese
“Citizen” in Chinese is 公民 (gōng mín).
A legally recognized member of a country, viewed through the rights and duties that connect the person to public institutions.
Example sentences with 公民
公民有选举权和被选举权。gōng mín yǒu xuán jǔ quán hé bèi xuán jǔ quán
Citizens have the right to vote and stand for election.
Tips for using 公民
- In official forms, school texts, and public announcements, it often appears in set phrases about rights, duties, identity, or education, which gives it a clearly civic register.
Other Chinese words for “citizen”
他是这个国家的国民。tā shì zhè ge guó jiā de guó mín
He is a citizen of this country.
市民应该遵守法律。shì mín yīng gāi zūn shǒu fǎ lǜ
Citizens should obey the law.

