Core Recognition
Match a spoken Mandarin color name to a visible color.
A Mandarin color listening and matching activity for children ages 3-6, with adult support to start.


Start with 红色 (hóng sè, red) and 黄色 (huáng sè, yellow). Easy adds blue; Normal adds green, orange and purple.
With sound enabled, the game uses local MP3s, with browser speech or cue sounds as a fallback.
Show one tap and the 再听一次 (Listen Again) button. If the words are unfamiliar, point to a red and a yellow object first. Pointing is enough; speaking is optional.
Auto gives 4 / 6 / 8 rounds by level. Saved parent round-count and sound settings still apply; check them before starting.
Choose two large, safe red and yellow objects. Say 找一找红色 (find red), let your child point, then swap their positions. This is an adult-led activity, not another game round.
Exiting a Mandarin game opens the game library in your saved site language, or Chinese if no language is saved.
Match a spoken Mandarin color name to a visible color.
Compare two or more color choices.
Listen again and try another choice without a timer.
Show the first action, then step back as your child becomes familiar with the words and controls.
Choose a level and check the quantity and voice settings together.
Listen to the Mandarin color prompt.
Tap the matching color friend.
Replay the prompt when needed; a wrong choice stays on the same question.
Open to view level details
Red and yellow. Automatic: 4 questions; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play BeginnerRed, yellow and blue. Automatic: 6 questions; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play EasyRed, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple. Automatic: 8 questions; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead. Target order and coverage vary.
Play NormalRed and yellow. Automatic: 4 questions; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play BeginnerRed, yellow and blue. Automatic: 6 questions; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead.
Play EasyRed, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple. Automatic: 8 questions; parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 instead. Target order and coverage vary.
Play Normal
The three essentials stay visible here; parents can review the complete boundaries.