the color and appearance of the skin on the face; look

to be disgraced; to lose face or status; to feel humiliated or ashamed

across one's whole face; the entire face

to wash the face; to clean one's face

smiling face; a face wearing a smile; smiley icon

to have no sense of shame; a common insult used to describe someone who has no dignity or acts in a disgraceful way

face; facial area; the area between the forehead and the chin

(colloquial) a person's cheeks or face, especially used to describe the pretty face of a child or woman

to turn red in the face, typically from embarrassment, shame, or anger

the soft side of the face below the eye

the face; a person's facial features or appearance

To suddenly change one's facial expression to show anger; to turn hostile or cold toward someone unexpectedly.

to suddenly turn hostile; to get angry and break off a relationship with someone

a funny face; a grimace; a wry expression made to be humorous or to tease

the physical face of a person; the area from the forehead to the chin

face; facial features or appearance

The male role in traditional Chinese opera with a heavily painted face, typically representing characters with forceful, rough, or treacherous personalities; a common term for the [[净|淨|jing4]] role.

appearance; countenance; facial features (often used in a negative or derogatory way to describe a person's ugly or despicable look)

one's sensitivity to shame or embarrassment; often used with [[厚|厚|hou4]] to mean thick-skinned or [[薄|薄|bao2]] to mean shy and sensitive

the shape or cast of a person's face; facial type

To show up or make an appearance; to reveal one's face.

A polite expression used when requesting that someone accept an invitation or a gift.

washbasin or bowl used for washing the hands and face

The self-respect, face, or standing of an elderly person.

Colorful patterns painted on the faces of certain roles, mainly the [[净|淨|jing4]] and [[丑|丑|chou3]], in traditional Chinese opera to represent their personality and character traits.

to have a worried or distressed look on one's face; to pull a long face; to frown with a miserable expression

(colloquial) to care for one's reputation; to be sensitive about maintaining one's honor or dignity; often used in the negative to describe someone who is shameless

to be ashamed or embarrassed; to feel that one has lost face and lacks the courage to face others

To have one's entire face turn bright red, usually due to embarrassment, anger, or physical exertion

brazen; shameless; describing someone who does not feel embarrassed or ashamed in situations where most people would

an attractive young man with fair skin and refined features, often used as a derogatory term for someone who is effeminate or lives off a woman's money; gigolo

a face with dark or black skin

To have one's face turn red from embarrassment or shyness

covered in dust and grime; looking filthy or ashen-faced from wind and dust

thick-skinned; brazen; shameless; impudent

to shave one's face using a razor

An oval face shape that is slightly long, rounded at the top, and pointed at the bottom; traditionally considered an ideal of beauty for women.

To keep a straight face or look cross; to maintain a cold or stern expression due to displeasure.

thick-skinned and hard to shake off; shamelessly pestering others or refusing to leave

To turn one's face in another direction

To have a cheeky or mischievous grin; showing a frivolous or disrespectful attitude through smiling and giggling.

to be brazen or thick-skinned; to have the cheek to do something despite being unwelcome or wrong

a bloody nose and a swollen face; describes a person's face after being severely beaten or injured

coming down directly on the head and face; used to describe a sudden, fierce, and overwhelming onslaught of things like rain, snow, or harsh criticism

to turn red in the face after drinking alcohol

White face painting used in traditional Chinese opera to represent a villainous or treacherous character; by extension, a treacherous or cunning person

to wear a mournful expression; to look miserable or very unhappy

respected and influential; having status and prestige in society

To play the role of a kind or lenient person when resolving a conflict (the Taiwan equivalent is [[扮白脸|扮白臉|ban4 bai2 lian3]])