








黄童皓首 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to children (often depicted with 'yellow hair' signifying youth) and the elderly ('white-headed'), collectively representing people of all ages or generations”. Literally, “yellow-haired children and white-headed elders”.

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Open the tool →黄童皓首 (huáng tóng hào shǒu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to children (often depicted with 'yellow hair' signifying youth) and the elderly ('white-headed'), collectively representing people of all ages or generations”.
黄童皓首 is pronounced huáng tóng hào shǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 黄童皓首 means “yellow-haired children and white-headed elders”. It is used to mean “refers to children (often depicted with 'yellow hair' signifying youth) and the elderly ('white-headed'), collectively representing people of all ages or generations”.
泛指老人与孩子。见“黄童白叟”。