U+8E10 "踐" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+8E10 "踐" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character (hanzi) that is also used in Japanese as a kanji, primarily meaning "to tread," "to trample," "to step on," or by extension "to practice" or "to fulfill" as in carrying out an action. Its radical is 足 (foot) on the left side, and it is formed with a phonetic component on the right, with the overall structure reflecting the character's association with foot-related actions. In classical and modern contexts, "踐" appears in words like "實踐" (practice) in Chinese and "実践" (jissen) in Japanese, both meaning the act of putting theory into action or carrying out a plan. This character has a total of 15 strokes and is part of the Kangxi radical system, commonly encountered in formal or literary writing across East Asian languages.