In Chinese, the pronunciation of "ie" is usually [i:], while the pronunciation of "ue" is usually [u:]. In Mandarin, these two pronunciations are not exactly the same, so they can't rhyme completely. However, in some dialects or specific contexts, "ie" and "ue" may have similar pronunciations, resulting in rhyming effects. For example, in some dialects, "ie" may be pronounced [u:] and "UE" may be pronounced [i:], which can rhyme to some extent. In some specific contexts, such as in some ancient poems, "ie" and "ue" may be classified as the same rhyme part, resulting in rhyming effect. Generally speaking, whether "ie" and "ue" rhyme depends on the specific context and pronunciation. In Mandarin, they don't rhyme completely, but they may have rhyming effect in some contexts and dialects.