上水居民居水上，長洲賓客賓洲長。

大圍三姑三圍大。

昆明擺檔擺明昆。

大院高曾高院大。

I’m a new learner (8 months studying Chinese in an American university), and I was so fascinated by the idea of a Chinese palindrome that I asked some of my own informants about them as soon as I found this post. I was only able to come up with one other, but I think it’s a good one:

山冻落花生花落东山。
Shāndōng luò huā shēng huā luò dōngshān.
In Shandong (province) the luohuasheng (kind of peanut) flower falls on the eastern mountain.

大院高僧高院大。

da1 yuan 4 gao1 seng1 gao1 yuan4 da1,,

I’m a native chinese,
but honestly, even i can’t decode them.coz they don’t really make any sense.
大圍三姑三圍大。
昆明擺檔擺明昆。
大院高曾高院大。

if u hv to translate it into English, guess it would be:

大圍三姑三圍大
LITERALLY:
大圍:plumy,plus-size(woman),”围”means a closed circle or circumference
三姑：means ur third oldest aunt, or “meddling women”
三围:means women’s size, bust/waist/hips
plumy/plus-size woman
PINYIN:
da4 wei2 san1 gu1 san1 wei2 da4
INTERPRETATION:
“plumpy auntie has big breasts”
or
“aunt from Dawei(大围could be a place)is plumpy”

昆明擺檔擺明昆
LITERALLY:
昆明：capital of Yunnan province
摆档：a booth or a very small store
the 2nd摆：verb.,means set up (a booth), or lay out(goods)
明昆：guess it’s somewhere coincidently called Mingkun.
PINYIN:
kun1 ming2 bai3 dang4 bai3 ming2 kun1
INTERPRETATION:
“Kunming booth be set up in Mingkun”

大院高曾高院大
LITERALLY:
大院：means bid courtyard
高曾(actually”僧”, means monk)：means a senior monk, or hierarch. here”高” means senior or high class

intead of “height/tall”.
the 2nd高：means the high or tall (height of the fences/walls/trees/moutains etc. or humen body)
PINYIN:
da4 yuan4 gao1 seng1 yuan4 gao1 da4
曾pronounces as ceng2
INTERPRETATION:
“that hierarch live in the courtyard, his yard has tall fences and is big”.

by the way,
扁担长，板凳宽。
板凳没有扁担长，
扁担没有板凳宽。
扁担要绑在板凳上，
板凳偏不让扁担绑在板凳上。
these are tongue twisters, not palindromes.