Love & Friends Chinese Slang — 825+ Terms with Pinyin & English — Page 15 | Chinese Slang

This section of the Chinese Slang Dictionary focuses on Love & Friends slang. Each entry includes the Chinese characters (汉字), pinyin pronunciation with tone marks, an English translation, at least one example sentence showing real usage, and cultural context explaining where the term comes from and how it is used. Terms are sorted by community popularity. Browse the full list below or use the search bar to find a specific term.

Love & Friends Slang Terms

元气 (yuán qì)

This term means 'vitality' and refers to a lively, energetic disposition. It’s commonly used to describe cheerful and upbeat personalities.

She is truly a person full of vitality.

撒狗粮 (sā gǒu liáng)

Spreading dog food / PDA - Couples showing off their relationship, making singles jealous.

They are spreading dog food again, so sweet.

百变女王 (bǎi biàn nǚ wáng)

Translating to 'ever-changing queen,' this term is used to describe women who are fashionable and versatile, often adapting their style and persona to suit different situations. It captures modern femininity and empow...

She is an ever-changing queen, always able to showcase different styles.

老婆粉 (lǎo pó fěn)

Translating to 'wife fans', this term is used to describe fans who are extremely devoted to their favorite female celebrities. It reflects a passionate appreciation.

She is a wife fan of a certain star, following his updates every day.

醋坛子 (cù tán zi)

Translating to 'vinegar jar,' this term describes someone who is jealous, especially in romantic contexts. It's a playful way to characterize possessiveness over a partner.

He's really a vinegar jar; he gets upset every time he sees me talking to other guys.

老哥 (lǎo gē)

Meaning 'old brother', this term is used to refer to good friends or peers, often with a tone of familiarity and camaraderie. It conveys a sense of respect and friendship.

Bro, let’s play some games together when you have time.

假装成熟 (jiǎ zhuāng chéng shú)

Literally 'pretending to be mature', this term refers to individuals who act older or more responsible than they really are, often humorously pointing out their lack of true maturity.

He is actually quite young, just pretending to be mature.

砍掉 (kǎn diào)

Translating to 'cut off,' this term can refer to removing unnecessary parts from life, such as bad habits or toxic friendships. It's a call to prioritize mental well-being.

I've decided to cut off those unhealthy relationships.

特效药 (tè xiào yào)

Literally 'special effect medicine,' this term is often used metaphorically to describe things or experiences that provide instant gratification or relief, similar to a quick fix.

Shopping for me is like special effect medicine; it instantly boosts my mood.

人生赢家 (rén shēng yíng jiā)

Translating to 'winner in life,' this term describes someone who seems to have it all together, achieving personal and professional success. It reflects a societal admiration for those who excel in various aspects of ...

She is truly a winner in life, both her work and relationship are very happy.

照面 (zhào miàn)

This term means 'to meet face to face', often used in social contexts to describe the action of meeting someone in person after interacting online. It carries a sense of anticipation or excitement.

We finally agreed to meet face to face; I look forward to seeing you!

泥石流 (ní shí liú)

Literally means 'mudslide', but refers to a sudden overwhelming rush of emotion or content. This term is used when something hits you emotionally, often used in reaction to moving videos or stories.

This movie really hit me like a mudslide; I couldn't stop the tears.

青涩 (qīng sè)

Translates to 'youthful and naive,' this term describes the innocence and awkwardness of youth. It often evokes nostalgia for one's younger days.

That youthful and naive love still lingers in my memory.

超级打call (chāo jí dǎ call)

Literally means 'super support.' It's an enthusiastic way to express support or cheers for someone, often used in fan culture. The term has a playful tone and is common during events or live streams.

This idol is truly super support, very charismatic.

人间小天使 (rénjiān xiǎo tiānshǐ)

Translates to 'earthly little angel', used affectionately to describe someone who is exceptionally kind or helpful. It reflects a sense of admiration for good deeds.

She is truly an earthly little angel, helping so many people.

竖起大拇指 (shù qǐ dà mǔzhǐ)

Translating to 'raise the thumb,' this phrase is often used to indicate approval or praise for someone’s action or achievement. It’s akin to saying 'thumbs up' in English.

Your performance really deserves a thumbs up from me.

亲妈打call (qīn mā dǎ call)

This phrase literally means 'mom cheering', indicating someone who is overly supportive or possibly biased towards a person or cause, similar to a mother's blind support for her child.

She’s like a mom cheering for me, always defending me.

小猪佩奇 (xiǎo zhū pèi qí)

Referring to the character Peppa Pig, this term is often used humorously to describe someone who is cute or childlike. It can be used affectionately among friends or to tease someone.

You’re dressed like Peppa Pig today; how cute!

空窗期 (kōng chuāng qī)

Translating to 'empty window period', this slang refers to the time of being single between relationships. It carries an implication of uncertainty or transition.

I just went through an empty window period and want to find a partner now.

魅力 (mèilì)

This term means 'charm' and is often used to describe someone's captivating personality or attractiveness. It is commonly used in discussions of beauty, charisma, and appeal.

Her charm is truly irresistible.

病娇 (bìng jiāo)

Translating to 'sickly sweet,' this term is used to describe a type of character trope often found in anime and manga, where a character displays obsessive affection in an unhealthy manner. It can also refer to people...

Her behavior is a bit sickly sweet, which makes people feel scared.

帝皇模式 (dìhuáng móshì)

Literally 'Emperor Mode', this slang refers to living lavishly or extravagantly, often used humorously to describe someone who enjoys a luxurious lifestyle. It symbolizes a carefree attitude towards spending.

Every time there’s a gathering, he treats everyone to a feast, truly in 'Emperor Mode'.

微笑面具 (wēi xiào miàn jù)

Translating to 'smiling mask,' this term describes people who hide their true feelings behind a façade of happiness. It's often used in discussions about mental health and societal pressures.

Many people wear a smiling mask in their daily life.

只会放鸽子 (zhǐ huì fàng gē zi)

Translating to 'only know how to release pigeons,' this slang is used to describe someone who frequently cancels plans or fails to show up. It humorously likens unreliable friends to pigeons that fly away.

She always cancels on me; I'm really fed up.

小算盘 (xiǎo suàn pán)

Meaning 'little abacus', this term refers to someone who is cunning or scheming, often calculating their own benefits in social situations. It has a playful tone and is used to critique those who are overly pragmatic ...

He's always calculating his own gains; it's really unbearable.

单身贵族 (dān shēn guì zú)

Translating to 'single aristocrat,' this term humorously describes someone who is single and enjoys the freedom and luxuries of single life, implying they are better off alone.

As a single aristocrat, I enjoy living alone.

迷路中 (mí lù zhōng)

Translating to 'lost', this phrase is used metaphorically to describe feeling directionless in life or confused about choices. It's often used humorously or in a self-deprecating way.

Lately, I feel lost; I can't find my direction.

稳重 (wěn zhòng)

Meaning 'steady and composed', this term describes someone who is calm and reliable, often appreciated in social and work relationships.

His personality is very steady, and everyone trusts him.

无敌可爱 (wú dí kě ài)

Translating to 'invincibly cute', this term is used to describe someone or something that is irresistibly adorable. It’s often used in online comments to express affection.

This puppy is irresistibly cute; I just want to hold it forever.

话唠 (huà láo)

Means 'talkative person.' It describes someone who loves to talk and chat, often used playfully or affectionately.

He is so talkative; there are always endless topics to discuss with him.

跳票 (tiào piào)

This term literally means 'to jump a ticket' and is often used to describe a situation where someone fails to fulfill a promise or commitment. It conveys disappointment, particularly in social promises or events.

He failed to show up again today; it’s really disappointing.

假装冷漠 (jiǎzhuāng lěngmò)

This means 'pretending to be indifferent,' referring to the act of displaying a cool or uninterested demeanor while actually being affected by something. It's often used in online narratives about relationships and so...

He pretends to be indifferent, but deep down, he's already panicking.

赞美 (zàn měi)

Meaning 'to praise,' this term is commonly used in social media to express admiration for someone's achievements, appearance, or creation. It reflects a culture of appreciation and support.

I saw my colleague's work today and really wanted to praise him.

水逆 (shuǐ nì)

Translating to 'water retrograde,' this term is borrowed from astrology to describe periods when everything seems to go wrong. It's often used humorously to blame bad luck.

Recently, it's really been a water retrograde; I've encountered a lot of trouble.

百年孤独 (bǎi nián gū dú)

Meaning 'One Hundred Years of Solitude,' it refers to a state of profound loneliness or individualism, often with a cultural nod to Gabriel García Márquez's famous novel. It's used jokingly to describe someone who fee...

He seemed a bit like he was in a hundred years of solitude at the party.

省心 (shěng xīn)

This term translates to 'saving worry' and describes someone or something that is easy to manage or worry-free. It's used to express relief at an uncomplicated situation.

Having a friend like this is truly worry-free.

人间蒸发 (rén jiān zhēng fā)

Literally meaning 'human evaporation', it describes someone who suddenly disappears from social media or ceases communication without explanation. It captures the abruptness of modern interactions.

He has evaporated from the world recently; no one can find him.

青菜 (qīng cài)

Literally means 'green vegetables'; in slang, it refers to someone who is easily pleased or not demanding in relationships. It's often used humorously or lightly in discussions about dating.

Her expectations of her boyfriend are as simple as green vegetables.

舔狗 (tiǎn gǒu)

Simp / Bootlicker - Someone who excessively flatters or chases someone romantically.

Stop simping, she does not like you.

仙女下凡 (xiān nǚ xià fán)

Meaning 'fairy descending to earth,' this term describes someone who appears ethereal or stunningly beautiful. It's often used in a flattering way on social media.

Today her outfit is like a fairy descending to earth; everyone is praising her.

小心肝 (xiǎo xīn gān)

Literally meaning 'little liver', this term is used affectionately to refer to someone dear, similar to 'my dear' or 'darling'. It reflects a caring attitude, often used in romantic contexts.

You are my little darling in my heart; I will always support you.

人间自有真情在 (rén jiān zì yǒu zhēn qíng zài)

Translating to 'truth exists in the world,' this phrase is often used to emphasize genuine connections and friendships amidst a superficial society. It reflects an optimistic view of human relationships.

Although life is tough, there’s still true emotion in the world.

小天使 (xiǎo tiān shǐ)

Translating to 'little angel,' this term is used affectionately to refer to someone who is sweet, helpful, or innocent. It's often used in a light-hearted or humorous context.

You’re really a little angel; you’ve helped me solve a lot of problems.

喵喵 (miāo miāo)

This term mimics the sound of a cat's meow and is often used playfully in conversations. It can express cuteness or affection, often in a flirtatious tone.

You are so cute, meow meow!

暗示 (àn shì)

Meaning 'hint' or 'suggestion', this term is often used in romance to refer to discreet or subtle indications of interest. It highlights the nuances of communication in dating.

He always gives me a lot of hints, but I don't know what he's thinking.

闺蜜 (guī mì)

Best girl friend / BFF - A close female friend, like a sister. Often used between women who are extremely close.

She's my best girlfriend, I tell her everything.

上天眷顾 (shàng tiān juàn gù)

This phrase means 'blessed by heaven', often used to express gratitude for good fortune or to indicate that fate has favored someone in a certain situation. It reflects a sense of serendipity.

Meeting such good friends is truly a blessing from heaven.

回收站 (huí shōu zhàn)

Literally 'recycling station,' this term is used in a humorous context to describe old relationships or things that one wants to 'recycle' or revisit. It often pertains to ex-partners or past memories.

I don't want to revisit the past; let's leave it behind.

努力呀 (nǔlì ya)

This phrase means 'keep working hard!' and is often used to encourage someone during challenging times. It reflects a supportive attitude towards effort and perseverance.

The exams are coming up; let’s work hard together!

疯狂打call (fēng kuáng dǎ call)

Literally means 'crazy support.' It refers to an intense level of enthusiasm and support for something or someone, often associated with fandoms during events or performances. This term emphasizes passion and engagement.

Everyone was giving crazy support at the concert venue.

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