Chinese Numbers

Counting in Chinese: 0–100

Learn how to count in Chinese from 0 to 100 with clear number cards, Chinese characters and simple number patterns.

21 二十一 two tens + one

Chinese numbers

Start with 0–20, then reveal the complete list up to 100.

21 numbers shown
Quick rule: Chinese numbers follow a very regular pattern: 20 = 二十, 21 = 二十一, 35 = 三十五, 99 = 九十九.
Chinese Numbers

Build the Chinese number

Drag or tap the Chinese number pieces and put them in the correct order to build Mandarin Chinese numbers from 21 to 99.

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34
Build it from: 三十 + 四

Your answer

Drag the pieces here or tap them in the correct order.

Number pieces

Drag or tap each piece.

34
三十 + 四 → 三十四

Mandarin Chinese places the tens part first and the ones part second. The characters are written together: 三十四.

How Chinese numbers from 21 to 99 work

Mandarin Chinese numbers follow a regular pattern. means ten. For example, 34 is built as three tens plus four: 三十四.

21 二十一 二十 + 一
34 三十四 三十 + 四
58 五十八 五十 + 八
99 九十九 九十 + 九
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Free Resource Ages 4–12 Mandarin / Numbers 0–10 Flashcards

Chinese-English Number Flashcards

Help young learners master their first Mandarin numbers with printable Chinese number flashcards. This set covers numbers 0–10 with simplified Chinese characters, Pinyin with tone marks, and clear Arabic numerals.

Numbers 0–10 Includes eleven beginner-friendly flashcards for early counting practice.
Simplified Chinese Each card shows the clear Chinese character for the number.
Pinyin with tone marks Supports pronunciation practice for young Mandarin learners.
Printable PDF Useful for classroom decor, bilingual learning, flashcard games, and home practice.
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Numbers Included

Practice each number with the Chinese character, Pinyin pronunciation, and English meaning.

líng 0 / Zero
1 / One
èr 2 / Two
sān 3 / Three
4 / Four
5 / Five
liù 6 / Six
7 / Seven
8 / Eight
jiǔ 9 / Nine
shí 10 / Ten

Teaching Ideas

Use the flashcards for quick Mandarin number practice at home or in the classroom.

Daily number drill Show one card at a time and ask children to say the number in Mandarin.
Matching game Match Arabic numerals with Chinese characters and Pinyin pronunciation.
Reusable tracing cards Laminate the cards and use dry-erase markers for character practice.