children; a minor; specifically used in China for children aged 14 and under

the period of being a child; the early years of one's life

children's stories or fairy tales; a form of literature for children that uses fantasy, exaggeration, and personification to create stories with simple language and imaginative plots

A worldwide youth organization focused on outdoor activities and character development; also refers to Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts.

a young girl; a female child

children's clothing; child's wear

boy; male child

a childlike heart or nature; youthful innocence and purity

child prodigy; wunderkind; a child with exceptional intelligence

An international holiday to celebrate children; in mainland China it is held on June 1st, while in Taiwan it is held on April 4th

a boy, child, or lad; an underage male

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

the purity and innocence of a child; naivety

a young child; toddler

literature written specifically for children, characterized by simple language and engaging content intended to educate and entertain

sense of fun and interest characteristic of children; qualities or appeal that delight children such as in artwork or stories

caddy for golf; ball boy or girl for tennis or other ball games

worker under the legal working age, usually under 16

naughty child; urchin

A simple song or poem for children; folk rhymes passed down orally among children.

a young child; a little boy

virginity or chastity; a person who has never had sexual intercourse (often specifically referring to a woman)

United Nations Children's Fund

kappa; a child-size humanoid water creature in Japanese folklore

A play or drama specifically written and performed for children, including spoken plays and musicals.

A famous child actor, performer, or athlete.

the face or facial features of a child

Servants or young attendants of Daoist immortals.

Children's Day (June 1st), a public holiday in mainland China for children under the age of 14

preschool children; preschoolers

a young student or schoolchild

the voice of a child before it has changed during puberty

to recover one's youthful vigor; to go from being old back to being young; often used to describe an elderly person who has regained health or energy

a child who herds cattle or sheep

a child who sells or delivers newspapers in the street

(bound form) an immortal boy serving a deity in Daoist mythology; usually mentioned alongside [[玉女|玉女|yu4 nu:3]]

(literary) describes a tree with dense, drooping foliage that provides shade like a canopy

a young girl adopted into a family and raised to eventually marry one of their sons

a child who is blind in both eyes

A young child who follows the bride at a wedding to carry the train or scatter flowers.

reading material or books intended for children

A young boy attendant who served a scholar or their children in old China, assisting with studies and doing chores.

children's words carry no harm; a phrase meaning that one should not take offense at the blunt or improper things children say because of their innocence

A handsome boy kept as a homosexual partner, often in a historical or literary context

(literary) child; small child

To cheat neither the young nor the old; describes a business that is fair and maintains high integrity toward all customers.

a child's voice before they reach puberty; also written as [[童声|童聲|tong2 sheng1]]

A young chicken, specifically a tender, immature edible chicken.