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Is it Rat or Mouse?
The Chinese character 鼠 can refer to either rat or mouse - there are no distinctive words for them. The illustrations in the Chinese Zodiac scripts depicted a common look of the two, or some look more like rat and others more like mouse. Thus the translation “Rat” or “Mouse” is fine either way as both are common unisex nouns. “Rat” on this site because it has been widely used for Chinese Zodiac, but we have a collection of mice on this site for symbolic purposes.
A bilingual Mandarin Chinese/English edition of the classic Usborne word book, illustrated by Stephen Cartwright. One hundred everyday words are...
A pack of illustrated cards with fifty words in simplified Chinese characters, as used on mainland China. Each card shows a picture of an everyday...
Waving Lucky Mouse (Rat) for Chinese New Year 2020. The mouse has its paw raised as if it's waving in good fortune for its owners. These items also...
Happy Chinese New Year 2020 - Year of the Rat4.5 x 3 x 5.8 cm
Happy Chinese New Year 2020 - Year of the Rat4.5 x 3 x 5.8 cm
Happy Chinese New Year 2020 - Year of the Rat3 x 2 x 3.5 cm
Happy Chinese New Year 2020 - Year of the Rat3 x 2 x 3.5 cm
Happy Chinese New Year 2020 - Year of the Rat3 x 2 x 3.5 cm
Discover magical princesses, mighty dragons, mischievous monkeys and more in this captivating collection of Chinese stories, specially retold for...
Chineasy® is the fun and easy way to learn how to read Chinese characters with pictures. The book opens with introductory spreads explaining how...
Xmas Polepole Animals: a spin on classic polepole with a festive red hat.
A fun and interactive way for children to listen to and learn 128 everyday words in Mandarin Chinese spoken by a native speaker. Select one of four...
recommendation age: 14+ WARNING: This product is a decorative article - not a toy!
