Chinese

A language from the Chinese group, like Mandarin or Cantonese

An old name for the Chinese language used in past texts

A person who has many chins because they gained weight

Very difficult for people to understand or do

A board game on a star with six points where players move marbles to the opposite point

A very complicated object with boxes inside boxes that is hard to open

The main form of Chinese spoken in Beijing and used as China's official language

A vegetable with long pale green leaves and thick white stalks used in Asian cooking

A slow, very annoying experience that makes you feel anxious, like drops falling again and again

A decorative paper light that folds and glows when lit for festivals

A very long stone wall built across northern China to keep out attackers

A meal of Chinese dishes like rice, vegetables, and meat

A rule to keep people in different teams from sharing secret information to avoid conflicts of interest

A 1911 revolution that ended the Qing dynasty and created the Republic of China

A fast-growing tree from Asia with small leaves often planted for shade or as a garden tree

A very hot sauce made from ground seeds used with Chinese food

A game where people whisper a message along a line and it often changes

A task that seems very difficult to understand, like hard math

A strong white paint used to make colours lighter in paintings and drawings

A group of symptoms like headache and tingling after eating food with MSG

Something very difficult to understand, like a hard math problem

A plant from China whose root is used in traditional medicine and cooking

A tree from China and Korea that makes small sweet nuts you can eat

A small white mushroom with long thin stems used in Asian cooking

A vivid red with a slight orange tone often used in traditional Chinese art

A large farm goose from China with a prominent knob on its bill

A green herb with flat leaves used to add fresh flavor to food

A small alligator that lives in China's Yangtze valley and has toes without webbing

A water plant with small crunchy bulbs eaten in Chinese cooking

A small fuzzy brown fruit with sour green flesh called kiwifruit

A herb with flat leaves and a mild onion taste used in Asian cooking

A leafy plant from Asia with spicy leaves used as a vegetable or seasoning

A mushroom from East Asia used in cooking with a dark cap and a tough, inedible stem

A dish of cooked rice quickly fried with egg, green onions and meat or shrimp

A large plant from China with a root people use as a strong laxative

A climbing plant with shiny heart-shaped leaves and edible roots

A plant with large green or patterned leaves that grows well in low light indoors

A small plant that lives for two years and makes bright blue flowers

A vegetable with thin stalks and a strong flavor used in Asian cooking

A tree that loses its leaves and has dark green leaf groups and creamy-white fragrant flowers

A god or goddess from Chinese myths that people worship

A large bush or small tree with bright red flowers grown for gardens

A large freshwater fish from the Yangtze River with a long paddle-shaped snout

An evergreen shrub or small tree with pointed leaves and white flowers often grown in gardens

A spice made from the bark of the cassia tree with a strong, warm flavor

A leafy vegetable with white stalks and dark green leaves used in Asian cooking

A climbing vine that produces fuzzy brown fruit called kiwifruit

A tree from China with large maple-like leaves and leaflike pods

A tree from Asia with large maple-like leaves, yellow-green flower clusters, and seed pods that look like leaves

A star-shaped spice pod with a strong sweet smell used in cooking

A dense rounded bush with spiny leaves often grown in gardens

A small tree with large pink or purple flowers grown in gardens

A surprising and very large success

A dark red fruit like a plum with sweet flesh often eaten fresh or dried

A small tree from China and Japan that makes a poisonous sap used to make a hard shiny coating

A plant with bright orange, papery, lantern-shaped coverings around its small fruit

A unit of money that people use in China, like the yuan

Working extra hours without extra pay as a regular part of the job

A small tree from China grown for its pretty flowers and used in medicine

A small tree from China that has star-shaped pods used as a spice

A dark, salty sauce made with soy sauce and broth and used on Chinese dishes

A medium to large tree from China, Japan, and Korea with thick corky bark

A small dark red fruit like a plum that is sweet, chewy, and often dried

A shrub from northern China with dark green shiny leaves and pale yellow flowers grown in gardens

A small flowering plant from China that people grow in gardens for its bright flowers

A tree from China and Japan that loses its leaves and has dark green leaves and fragrant white flower clusters

A language spoken in southwest Yunnan, China, by the Shan people

A tall plant from tropical Asia that people grow for strong fiber like flax from its woody stems

A climbing vine with deep purple, fragrant hanging flowers

A yellow liquid from tung tree seeds that dries quickly and protects wood

A California plant with white and pale purple flowers that grow in rings around the stem like a small tower