This article illustrates the need to introduce phraseocultural infor- mation into specialized bilingual (or even multilingual) dictionaries, from the perspective of intercultural communication. In this sense, we present the Diction- ary and Corpus of Phraseology (DiCoP) project, which is currently a computer- ized resource for French–Chinese and Chinese–French phraseology and will eventually be multilingual. This innovative project in the field of phraseomatics (informatics phraseology/phraseography) affects many linguistics and computer fields, such as contrastive phraseoculture, metaphraseography, phraseography, phraseotraductology, and natural language processing (NLP). In particular, we wish to demonstrate the importance of phraseoculture in computerized dictionary data and in phraseography. This paper focuses on how the DiCoP electronic dictionary reflects the phrase- ocultural information of the phraseological units in its microstructure. Examples of this microstructure will be used to illustrate its feasibility.