a minor; an underage person; children

female child or adolescent

a male child; can also refer to a young, unmarried man

child; youngster; a person who is not yet an adult

The plural form of [[孩子|孩子|hai2 zi5]], referring to a group of children or youngsters.

girl; young woman

child; one's son or daughter

child; small child; kid

boy; young, unmarried man

to give birth to a child; to bring a baby into the world

female child; young woman

to be childish, boyish, or immature; to act like a child

child; children; a minor, especially one at a young age

A child born with long hair covering the face and body, often resulting from a rare genetic condition where ancestral traits reappear.

child; young person

(literary) an infant or young child who still needs to be carried in someone's arms; early childhood

baby; infant; newborn child

a young child or an inexperienced youth; often used to describe someone who is naive or immature

a wild or poorly behaved child who wanders the streets and lacks supervision

A human child who has lived away from human contact from a very young age and was instead raised by wolves; often characterized by low intelligence and wolf-like behavior.

Children; kids (referring to them collectively or as a type)

A child who plays a leading role among a group of children

The leader of a group of children; someone who is very good at leading or entertaining kids

child born out of wedlock

a good or well-behaved child; sometimes used as an affectionate term for a small child

Literally "the child who cries gets milk"; the person who complains the loudest is the one who gets attention or gets attention or has their needs met.

Literally "the child who cries gets candy"; used to mean that those who complain or make their needs known are the most likely to receive attention or help.

To give birth to and bring up children.

an adult who acts like a child or refuses to grow up

an adult who retains childlike qualities or behaves in an immature manner

(xiehouyu) literally the baby in a wet nurse's arms; used to describe something that belongs to someone else and must eventually be returned

Parents who sacrifice their own quality of life and financial security to ensure their children have every advantage.

A child who leads or is the head of a group of other children

the temperament or character of a child; often implies being playful, stubborn, or immature in an adult

Kinderdijk, a village in the Netherlands famous for its large network of windmills

children; a colloquial term for children, often used to emphasize their youth or to speak of them in a slightly belittling or dismissive tone

(slang) a bratty or immature youngster; an annoying kid

To have a child with one; to bring children along when going somewhere

(bound form) a figurine or doll made of clay

small figurine or doll made of clay

(dialect) a naughty, mischievous, or annoying child; a little devil. Sometimes used as an affectionate nickname for a playful child.

mischievous or naughty child

a type of pop group consisting of young male singers

a male child or adolescent boy

to look after children; to baby-sit

a character in the classical novel Journey to the West, son of the Bull Demon King and Princess Iron Fan

wife, kids, and a warm bed; an idiom for a comfortable, simple family life

Literally "if you cannot part with your child, you cannot trap the wolf"; used as a proverb meaning one who is unwilling to take risks will not achieve great things.

A two-part allegorical saying ([[歇后语|歇後語|xie1 hou4 yu3]]) meaning "to have nothing better to do" or "might as well keep busy". The full phrase is "beating the kids on a cloudy day—might as well keep busy"; it originates from the idea of poor laborers who, unable to work outdoors due to rain, would take out their boredom and frustration on their children.