childish; immature; naive; simple-minded

young and tender; soft and weak like a seedling or a child

childish nature, manner, or appearance; infantile; immature

An educational institution for young children before they start primary school; a common term in Taiwan, though elsewhere it is often replaced by [[幼儿园|幼兒園|you4 er2 yuan2]].

to still possess the innocence of childhood; to have not yet outgrown one's childishness

(literary) child; small child

childish and crude; describing a style of art or writing that is simple, unpolished, or naive in an awkward but often charming way

A psychological condition or medical disorder characterized by the persistence of infantile characteristics into adulthood

a young or innocent child

(1865–1953) anti-Communist scholar, educator, and social reformer; also known as [[吴敬恒|吳敬恆|wu2 jing4 heng2]]

young and physically weak; immature and feeble

Eastern Han scholar known for his integrity, associated with the idiom of dusting a bed to welcome a guest

the aquatic larva of certain insects, such as dragonflies, that undergo incomplete metamorphosis; also describes the developmental stage of these insects

Kong Zhigui (447-501), a famous writer from the Southern Qi Dynasty known for his literary talent and for the famous prose piece "Proclamation on North Mountain"

Education provided to children before they reach formal school age, primarily consisting of activities in a [[幼儿园|幼兒園|you4 er2 yuan2]] or through early childhood home education.

a young girl, typically around toddler age or slightly older

young people; children; toddlers

a young age; early childhood