The term "Han Character" refers to the logographic characters used in the writing systems of the Chinese language. These characters, known as Hanzi, represent words or morphemes and are an essential part of Chinese literacy. Each character can have multiple meanings and pronunciations, depending on the context in which it is used. Han Characters are also utilized in other East Asian languages, such as Japanese and Korean. In Japanese, they are called Kanji, while in Korean, they are referred to as Hanja. The use of Han Characters in these languages reflects historical and cultural exchanges in the region.