Arrange characters into a wheel — one partner calls out a word, the other finds it, then marks an X on the grid sheet.
Separate with a space to make each word its own tile: 你好 谢谢 一心一意. Paste without spaces and it splits into single characters instead: 你我他是不有. Duplicates are removed automatically.
For your own English labels, enter one item per line as 中文 | 拼音 | English.
No characters yet — paste some Chinese text above, or click "Load a sample".
A single ring is easiest to read; 12–20 characters works best. Over 30 automatically splits into three rings, but text gets smaller — for younger grades, print two sheets instead.
Chinese stays on each tile. Pinyin is shown as the target language.
Each printed A4 sheet has the wheel on top and a grid sheet below — one sheet per pair. The big-screen mode works well for a whole-class warm-up or game.