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

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

United Nations Children's Fund

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

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

preschool children; preschoolers

reading material or books intended for children

television or radio programs produced specifically for children

A mass organization for children established and led by the Chinese Communist Party in revolutionary base areas during the Democratic Revolution (1919–1949)

children and juveniles; young people

International Children's Day, observed on June 1st to protect children's rights and promote their welfare

A child who possesses exceptional natural talent or high intellectual ability; gifted child

a child with intellectual or cognitive disabilities; a subnormal child

Children of migrant workers who have moved from rural areas to cities with their parents.parents but lack local residency status.residency status.

A child who requires special education due to physical, mental, or social disabilities

rural children whose parents have migrated to cities for work and who remain at home, usually under the care of relatives

a child who returns from school to an empty house because their parents are at work and who carries their own house key

An international charitable organization that provides care and homes for orphaned or abandoned children.

A child whose behavior, thoughts, or social adjustment deviates from the norm, often requiring special attention or guidance.

A child with lower than average intelligence who has significant difficulty with self-care or adapting compared to peers of the same age

Mainland China term for children aged preschool through the lower grades of elementary school

A place with various facilities designed for children's play and entertainment; children's park

A library specifically established for children to read and borrow books

United Nations Children's Fund

Branch of psychology that studies the mental, emotional, and behavioral development of children; also explores behavioral disorders and adaptation issues during childhood.

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child; CRC

a community or residential facility designed to provide long-term care and housing for orphans or children in need of family-like support

clothing designed for children

International Children's Day (June 1st), established in 1949 to advocate for children's rights and welfare; also called [[国际儿童节|國際兒童節|guo2 ji4 er2 tong2 jie2]] or [[儿童节|兒童節|er2 tong2 jie2]]

A global non-governmental organization that provides family-style care for children who have lost parental care or are at risk of losing it. Founded after World War II by Hermann Gmeiner, it organizes children into small family groups with a dedicated caregiver. Also referred to as [[SOS儿童村|SOS兒童村|ai1 si1 ou1 ai1 si1 er2 tong2 cun1]] or [[儿童村|兒童村|er2 tong2 cun1]].