Urgent recruitment hiatus (no less than 30)

Pigs looking in the mirror: inside and outside

Narcissus does not blossom: pretending to be garlic

Dumb people eat yellow lotus: have the pain of their own knowledge (or "have the pain of not being able to say")

There is also a kind of harmonic hiatus, who adds the element of harmonization on the basis of the previous kind of martyrdom. For example:

The nephew hits the lantern: as usual (uncle)

Confucius moves: as much as he loses (book)

Fire burns the flagpole: long charcoal (sighs, i.e., enjoys)

The cesspit Guan Dao: Wen (wen) can't, and Wu (dance) can't either.

The following are some of the commonly used hiatus:

Dummy eats yellow lotus: there is no way to speak of the bitter

Xiu Cai encounters the soldiers: there is no way to speak of the rationale

Light man teaches the boy: cheap do not covet

Wealth to the hands of light man: a go without a turn back

Blind man eats the soup pills: the heart is in the right place

Zhang Er He Shang: can not touch the mind

Liquidity, righteousness and honesty: no shame

Liquidity, righteousness and honesty: no shame

Mudslinger opening a doorway: to get by with one's own life

Stealing a chicken, but failing to do so: to lose the rice, i.e., not only failing to take advantage of the situation, but instead suffering a loss

Throwing bombs in the latrine pit: to stir up the people's feces (indignation)

Marriage of a daughter to the King of Hades: to be wanted by a ghost

The following is a collection of post-historical sayings commonly found in Cantonese:

Oxygen-skin lantern: to point extremely unclear

Bullskin lantern: to point extremely clear

Wet olive oil: two heads of water

Water melon beating a dog: not seen so far

No cover for chicken coop: from the self

White eel on the beach: not dead, i.e. dead

Fire on the flagpole: there is a long row of charcoal

Teochew music: take care of yourself

Knotting the wireless: no need to play, i.e. impeccable

Wet cotton: no need to play, i.e. impeccable

The winter money is not a good idea.

African Monk: Beggar's Abomination

Fish Seller's Shower / Fish Seller's Body Wash: Silent (Fishy) Breath

Bow Ruler: Degree of Water

Alan Marrying Yari: Tiredness of Doo Doo Doo Tiredness

Tai Kung Distributing Pork: Everyone's Share

Nian Night Frying Pile: Everyone's Share

Lao Jiu Buried in the Year Knot: counting

Mongolian Khan: Kublai: beaten until his buttocks cracked (ku=butt; li=crack)

Swallowing gold and destroying the Song Dynasty (jin=borrowing money to buy groceries; Song=recipes=dishes)

Putting down the burden and chatting: hiatus

Easy

Hanging a blade of grass on the horn of a cow: piggybacking on the lawn with no effort

Fire burning lamps and grasses: a little bit of them will be burned

The radish in the sandy soil: everyone's share

The turnip in the sandy soil: it comes as soon as you bring it

Collecting money from the head of the bed: no need to bend down

Two small children lifting a pheasant plume: it doesn't matter

The bald man becoming a monk: no need to go through the formalities

The meat seller cutting bean curd: it's no trouble at all

The hunchback making a gesture of greeting: it's not difficult to start

The lice on the head of a monk: it's good to catch them

The licorice in the pharmacy: it's easy to get it. The licorice in the pharmacy: you can get it in one go

Pushing the boat with the water: no effort

Crane hoisting the chicken feather: no effort

Earthworm eating the earth: it's all there in the opening

Money in the courtroom, a boat in the water: easy to get

Snot dripping from the nose into the mouth: it goes with the flow

General's pillar in the mill: it always comes to a head

Smaller, slower, less costly

One slap on the face is not enough for a person to get the job done.

One slap does not make a clap: it's hard to clap alone

One flea can't stand up to a quilt: it's hard to hold on alone

One on one gets one: one son alone

One chopstick eats noodle: one picks one's own eye

One penny buys eleven: it's worth nothing

One piece of wet firewood: it can't be burned by lighting a fire again

One bowl of rice to make a poop: how many can there be?

A foot basin of snails: not a single brain

A basket of eggs rolled downhill: not a single good one

Thirty nights of boiling gruel: not a New Year's Eve

Three men with two moustaches: scanty

The big-headed cat makes a bow: a tiger pays homage

Fishing in an airplane: not even close

The little furnace maker's housewares: shabby brass and iron

Mushrooms on the mountain: a single root

Rain on a June day: there are returns

The clothes of a heavenly official: a linen lining

The scholar drives the oxen: take your time

Posting couplets at the mouth of a watercourse: a doorway that is not very high

An ox treads on a rotten road: the more it treads, the worse it gets

Lightning gods have runny noses: the bigger they get, the more slovenly they get

The net for fishing: A hundred holes and a thousand wounds

Turning in the paper when the question is out: Early draft (bad)

Maggots in a winter melon: Rotten in the belly

Speaking to no one, speaking to no one's trust: Light-pole Commander

Old ox pulling a broken wagon: Slowly and steadily

Old wolf doing business: No good goods

Wifey drinking soymilk: Good suction (thin)

Watermelon rind hitting a palm : not serious material

Catching up after dinner: getting darker and darker

Erecting a house on the beach: too poor a foundation

Cold water for tea: take your time

Grenade without a fuse: a piece of scrap metal

The stuff in a tofu store: not good enough

Tofu dregs on board a ship: not a good deal

Balsam rubbed on the butt: not worth

Paper mending the crotch: the more you mend, the worse it gets

Mudman can't stand the rain: too bad in nature

Thatched toilet board as a sign of ancestry: not a serious material

Sharpening the spear in the battlefield: not quick and not light

Straw hat with water: zero and dripping

Cutting wood to sell and buying wood to burn: doing the work of the backward

Rats' tails with boils: not too much bleeding

The boils on their tails: not too much bleeding

The boils on their tails: not too much bleeding

Embroidery on linen: too bad

Maize willow tree: not a serious material

Earthworms turn into scissors: not high enough

Tailor's footcloth: not a serious material

Snail race: take your time

Calendar on the wall: fewer and fewer every day

Selecting melons from the wicker: the more you select the worse it gets

Lazy lady: the more you select, the more you get

Selecting melons in the wicker: the more you select.

The lazy woman delivers a baby: take your time

The ink is used to cook the lanterns: darkness

The chub's moustache: there are not many of them

The frost-beaten hemp leaves: wilting

Angry

Three nostrils: more of you

The coat is worn backwards in June: fire from the inside and the outside

The king of the house is in the fire bed: he even suffocated and had fire

The powdered gunpowder: the gun is used as an ingredient for the gunpowder.

The gunpowder touches the match: a big fire

Farting on the altar: holding one's breath

Three of the four nostrils are rotten: leaving one to breathe

Flour that has fermented: puffing up

The old duck wants to sing: his throat is not strong

The rat falls into the noodle jar: staring blankly

The canister is purchased and the handle is beaten: don't mention it

Zhang Fei puts on a coat in June: the fire is in the back of the head

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Zhang Fei threaded the needle: wide-eyed staring

Put the oven on the shoulder: brain (annoyed) fire

Holding the chicken woman pulling winks: two eyes rolled over

Mengliang dropped the gourd: fire

Shaving the head to say the angry words: willing to give up a few brains don't want to

Put the paste on the face: tensing

Spitting in front of the incense burner: a snuff nose

Borrowing rice to return the chaff: the gasp

Borrowing rice to return the chaff: the gasp

Borrowing rice to return the chaff: the gasp

Borrowing rice and returning the chaff: a puff of air

Pig's pee bubbles don't hurt: some puff of air

Sieve over pot: a lot of air out of the eyes

Leaking the light of the steam flute: a puff of air without saying anything

The fortune-teller said the words of the air: give up a couple of lives don't want

Breaking the paper lanterns: a fire in one's eyes

Boiling sugar in the eyes of blind people: the old (annoyed) fire

Toad pads the foot of the bed: drumming up a bellyful of gas

Toad on the steamer: drumming up gas

Pig gritting his teeth: hating monkeys

Failure

One careless move : all lost

Thousands of years of Taoist endeavors: ended with a stick

Wooden man throwing himself into the river: not sinking (into)

Confucius's corseted pouch: full of books (lose)

Kongfu Zi's baggage: all books (lose)

Mao Ba's brother: Mao Jiu (risk saving)

Stone chimney: won't make it

Grandmother's dead cubs: septuagenarian uncle (hopeless)

Stacks on the theater stage: Bucheng (not make it)

Bamboo blossomed: going to be defeated

Xiucai's room: all books (lose )

Holding his head to chase rats: holding his head to the rats

Household in the library: all the books (lose)

Dog bear beaten: playing bad

Nephew wearing a mourning hat: dead uncle (lose)

Soap bubbles: not to be attacked

Pretty Big Sister's greasy hair: combed (lose) to be bare

Train in Tangshan: pouring coal (bad luck)

Mouse nibbling on a rat: to be defeated

The mouse nibbling at the mouse: to be defeated

The mouse nibbling at the mouse: to be defeated

Bamboo nibbling at the mouse: to be defeated

The rat gnawed on the cat's nose: waiting for death until dawn

The yellow mud fell on the crotch of the pants: it was not shit (dead) but also shit (dead)

The thief ran into the study: it was all books (losing)

The robbers fought in the lawsuit: they lost in every case

The robbers went into the academy: they came across all the books (losing)

The crippled horse went to the battlefield: there was death but no life

The Chinese bookshop to buy paper: they had no chance of survival. p>New China bookstore to buy paper: wrapped books (lose)

Mantis blocking the car to show off its dominance: no good end

Show can not be opened

Gate corner boxing: can not open the momentum

The big horse is tied to the doorframe: no power to be used

The big water bullock fell into the well: no power to be used

The big basket of flowers to bring up the water: power to be used

There is a boat on shore: not able to hold up

On the A boat on the shore: can't hold it up

A buffalo eating a live crab: can't get it down

Writing with the left hand: extraordinarily awkward

A buffalo chasing a rabbit: can't get it up

Supporting a boat in the gutter: can't get it up

A spineless umbrella: can't hold it up

Flying a kite under the bed - even higher it's still limited

Martial arts training under the bed: can't get it up

The chicken is a chicken, but it's a chicken, and the chicken is a chicken, and the chicken is a chicken.

Fighting in a chicken coop: small stance

Bathing in a night jug: can't pounce

Flying a kite in the woods: tangled up

House kite: can't fly high

Two legs in a pair of pants: can't stomp it

Monkey boxing: small stance

Making hammers in the potter's vat: can't exert force

Gleanings

Tadpole to toad: to take off the tail

Arrow on the string: had to be sent

Lame duck crossing the river: single row

Rolling pin rolled meat: not a bone

Hanging pounded ox on the wall: can't plough it

Looking at your face in front of the mirror: you're you

Crab ate sorghum: climbed up the culm

Crab at the door of the mountain: pinching the god

Mu Guiying on the battlefield: one of the female generals

The stretcher on the forehead corner: head picking

Practicality

Turning over in the cloud in the middle of the day: eventually landing

Flying a kite under the bed: not flying high

Rising a tower under the bed: the height is also limited

A quasi-star on the scale pole: distinguishing between the catty and the weight

Punyi's speech on the stage: the view of the masses

Five Clothes: Ten (Practice)

What Disease Prescribes What: The Right Medicine for the Right Disease

Gong Guan's Open Sword Shop: The Real Deal

Cheng Bite Jin's Axe: That's all there is

Tofu Falling in the Dust: Can't Wash It Clean

Holding Over Monkeys to Beat the Heel: A Trial of the Skills on the Spot

Punching Under the Table: Getting Up No

The tailor's ruler: to measure the body

Not distinguishing between right and wrong

Seeing a beard is like being a grandfather: not recognizing the truth from the falsehood

The public saying that the public has a point, the mother-in-law saying that the mother-in-law has a point: hard to distinguish

Milk mixed with ink: to confuse black and white

Fighting on the stage: not knowing the truth from the falsehood

Two mutes quarrelling: not knowing the truth from the falsehood

The two mutes quarrelling: not knowing the right from the wrong

Getting a fish in the river: not knowing who is right or who is wrong

Touching fish in the river: it is difficult to distinguish between big and small

Eggplant fried with huqua: indiscriminate

Dogs eating pig's poop: no distinction between good and bad

Buying cows across the mountain: not knowing black and white

Blind man reading a book: unclear point of view

Losses

Shooting a fly to death: not enough money for gunpowder

Three Kingdoms of Jiang Gan: missteps

Burning a coat for a louse: it's not worth it

Sunning soybeans on a tile: nine out of ten

Turtle eating barley: a waste of food

Wu's marriage recruitment: only one loss

Meat bag beating up a dog: there's no return

Catching sesame seeds and losing watermelon: a big loss for a small one

The price of tofu turned into meat: it's a big loss for a small one

Walking on the lime road: a trip for nothing

Mud cow into the sea: there is no return

Fried leeks put onions: for nothing

Zhou Lang's wonderful plan to secure the world: a loss of a lady and a loss of troops

Shedding his life to eat gizzards: worth it

Digging up the meat and patching up the sores: cannot be transformed

Burning stick to beat a donkey: left half

Rats and mice: a half-assed <

The rat got into the bookcase: it was worth it

The chicken was not stolen, but the rice was lost: it was not worth it

Taking off the clothes and roasting on the fire: it was not worth it

The monkey wrenched the buds: it wrenched one, and then lost one

The monkey looked at the orchard: the more he looked at the orchard, the less he saw

The blind man hit the lantern: it was a waste of time

To break the jar to make a roof: not worth it

The mouse got a hole in his head: it was not worth it

The rat got a hole in his head: it was not worth it

The rat's hole - not enough to fill

Greed

Eating twelve buns in one mouth - a big appetite

Swallowing three steamed buns in one mouth: greedy for more than one

The big cart pulling pancakes: spreading out (greedily) more than enough

The little bald man taking off his hat: the head of the Ming (the name of the figure)

The child crying for poop: wanting to get a whole lot

Seeing a life jacket, one also Want: greedy ghost

Want to be an official without worrying about food and clothing, want to be an immortal after getting the emperor: insatiable

Want to have one blessing, want to have two blessings, want to have meat but not bean curd: insatiable

Scrooge picks up money every day, but still think it's too little: don't know what's enough

Sitting in a chair and calling out: enjoying the blessings

Brother-in-law opens a casket store: wanting to be dead for money

Jumping into a well with a treasure in his arms: Sacrificing one's life but not one's wealth

The pancake seller talking in his sleep: spreading (greed) too much

The dog eating cow's poop: trying to get too much

The greedy ghost going to the banquet: not having enough

The resistant monkey climbing the cherry tree: the rough man eating fine food

The shit-shelled man going into the badger's nest: drilling through the big door

The cutting point of the brain: drilling into the door

The starving man getting high on a couple of melons to eat: it's too much for him

The hungry man eating a few melons: not too much

The Yellow River is like a silk: what a big heart

Eyes on the forehead: so high

The cat's head on the pillow: not to eat, but also to pound twice

Dreaming of being an emperor: big heart

Get what you want: insatiable greed

Greedy man snatching raw meat: greedy for more and chewing more

Sleeping in a coffin and stretching out his hand: asking for money

Special, prominent Special, prominent

Bald man in a crowd: conspicuous head

Vest on a waistcoat: a set apart

Outgoing olive: rotten first

Crane standing in a flock of chickens: prominent

Elephant in a flock of sheep: prominent

One elephant in a flock of rabbits: a behemoth

Bright stars in the sky: conspicuous

Torn gloves: showing the tip

Table sheet over a cow's back: showing off

Heads on the brain: out of the ordinary

Blind man smoking: touching the light

Lou Lou Lou in the Grand View Garden: dazzling

Picky and troublesome

One chopstick to eat lotus root: picking at the eyes

One leap onto the wall: jumping high

Six fingers scratching the brain: there are all sorts of problems in front of me

Pervasive: specializing in drilling holes

Carpenter's saw: a lot of sharp points

The train meets the head: to be derailed

Dongyue Temple walks to the Chenghuang Temple: the ghosts of Yokoshun are all intruding

Crazed monkeys: jumping up and down

Qingfu is not dead: Lu's difficulties have not yet ended

Qingfu is not dead: Lu's difficulties have not yet ended

Chingfu is not dead: Lu's difficulties are not yet over.

The rice sieve blocking the door of a room: many eyes

Killing a chicken with a bull's knife: making a big deal out of it

There are no rules: not a square circle

The bone in the bean curd: deliberately picking at it

The chicken playing with its eyes: drilling into the egg

Killing a chicken with a bull's knife: making a big deal out of it

The egg looking for the bone: looking for a mistake

The drummer rushing to the stage: in order to find a way to get to the bottom of the problem

The drummer rushing to the stage: in order to get to the bottom of the problem Drummers rush to the stage: in search of trouble

Singing in the chaotic graveyard: haunted

Playing juggling in the stomach: a lot of strange ideas

Rosin plasters: looking for faults

Tree flags in the thatched latrine tank: maggots want to rebel

Dogs biting Lui Gung: causing heavenly woes

Rotten pockets filtering tofu: all the dregs (ballast)

To ask the rooster to lay an egg: deliberately making things difficult

The shitty man moving: not keeping his dung

The needle hanging from the eyebrow: stinging the eyes

The snail picking up the snail needs good company: don't mix up the water

The flute in the theater troupe: having a lot of heart

A shaking of a fan: generating a wind

The thorn planted on the edge of the eye: sticking in the eye

The wild wasp flying into a fishing net: looking for an opening to drill

The wasp flying into a fishing net: looking for an opening to drill

The wasp flying into a fishing net: looking for an opening to drill

The wild cat enters the house: nothing comes to it

Taking off pants and farting: superfluous

There is a big chestnut on the cotton tree: the hardest of all

The stick in the coffin: stirring up the dead

The spoon on the throat: pulling out the gas

The freshly-picked chestnut ball: many thorns

Swallow's mouth takes away the mud: looking for something from nothing

The wall cracks are full of thorns

The wall is full of thorns: the thorns are not there

The wall is full of thorns.

The wind in the wall: drilling everywhere

Spadefish in the red hot pot: dead pops

The heron's leg splits the meat: looking for something out of nothing

Mercury spills on the ground: pervasive

Money string's head: drills holes wherever he sees them

Yan Wang eats patties: ghosts make them

Piggy's defeat: a rake in the back

Primp male who fell into the frying pan: still wants to go back to his old self

The shrimp male who fell into the frying pan: still wanting to go back to his new self

The shrimp male who falls into the frying pan: still wanting to go back to his new self

Pain

A bucket of boiling water on the dog: all over the body drenching (scales)

Eighty years old without a child: can't say that old age is bitter

The earth apricot: the bitter nucleus (children)

Cow stomped on the eggs of the tortoise: the pain is in the heart

Fire burns the eyebrow: the pain is in front of me

The tortoise lays an egg: the pain is out of the

The stone maker's egg: the pain is in the heart

The tortoise's egg: the pain is out of the body

The tortoise's egg: the pain is in the heart

The stonemason's brazier: beaten

The old monk's wooden fish: goods born to be beaten

The rag on the stove: tasted all the sweet and sour

Bitter gourd mixed with Chinese yellow dock: added bitterness to bitterness

Bitter gourd boiled with Chinese yellow dock: bitterness in the mix

The tea is too strong: bitter taste

The bitter bile dangling from the eyebrow: bitterness before one's eyes

A mute man Being beaten: the pain is unspeakable

The mute eats the yellow lily: bitter in the heart

The cucumber's ass: bitter in the mouth

The bamboo shoots soaked in yellow lily water: bitter through and through

The yellow lily tree bears the bitter gourd: bunches of bitterness

The yellow lily carves a monk: a bitter master

The yellow lily carves the longevity star: a bitter old man

The yellow lily carves a doll: a bitter child

Hanging bitter bile on the Huanglian tree: adding bitterness to bitterness

Oil tip made of sandalwood: taking a beating

Speculation

Wind blowing on the wall: falling down on both sides

Old helmsman supporting the boat: looking at the wind to make the rudder

Standing on the dry land and chatting: talking dry (treacherous)

Fox pretending to be a cat calling: wanting to steal a chicken (speculation)

Mr. Nanguo blowing yuk: Indiscriminate

Shrimp fishing for carp: taking the big with the small

Weasel burrowing into a chicken's nest: trying to steal a chicken (speculation)

Monkey: jumping at the sight of a circle

Cold and summer table on the wall: good at reading the climate

Snipe and clam: fisherman's gain

Lame man's buttocks: crooked ways

Unity of purpose

Three ignorant cobblers: better than Zhuge Liang

Thousands of men in the same boat: **** one life

Men in the same saddle: going in the same direction

Yang's generals on the battlefield: the whole family on the horse

Candles poured with oil: one heart

Willow through fish: strung up

Ants dragging locusts: united in one accord

Ants lifting bugs

All hands on deck

Maize yawns: full mobilization

Good on the outside, bad on the inside

Lotus flower on the toilet bowl: to look good on the outside

June buns: shiny on the outside, stinky on the inside

Swollen face: strong on the outside

Red-painted toilet bowl: glossy on the outside

Flowery hand towel over the lantern: good looking on the surface, hollow on the inside

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Paper tiger: strong on the outside

Embroidered pillow: a bag of chaff

Cake made of fine chaff: nice to look at but not good to eat

Lampstand in the kitchen: nice on the outside, dark in the stove

Cockcrowder covered by a new quilt: nice on the outside, empty on the inside

Paintings on the wall: good to look at but not good to eat

Outdoorsman

December planting of yu-heads: an amateur

The field is full of weeds: the field is full of weeds.

Planting yu-heads on the field: amateur

Not grasping the cash: not a connoisseur

Monk worshipping: all amateurs

Shaving head and digging ears: amateur

Done

Two down, five up, three down: no one left behind

Snake eating stick: straightened up the neck

Snake eating flat stick: straightened up the eyes

Flaming lampshade

Half in a coffin: waiting to die

The Eastern wolf meets the Shanghai panther: the end

The stone is sick: hopeless

The tiger enters the gate: dead end

The mouse drills into the horn: at the end of its tether

The yearly pig is plagued with the plague: going along with the head of the road

The doctor waving his hand: there is no cure

Dry-landed Fish on dry land: can't survive

A deflated ball: can't get up

The oil is dry and the lamplight is gone: the end

The store in the toilet: not far from the shit

The rabbit master takes a bath: a puddle of mud

The tree falls down and the monkeys are scattered: a complete collapse

The toilet sets fire to the toilet: burns the shit

The bubble of soap is exposed to the wind: it breaks once blown

Soap bubbles are exposed to the wind: they blow and they break.

The wasp in the fall: it won't last long

The grasshopper in the fall: it won't last more than a couple of days

Breaking the wind: it won't shake

The mouse drilling into the horn: it's already at the end

Ducks eating snails: their eyes are facing upwards

The cucumber canopy has been drawn up by the bamboo: it collapsed

The cucumber pulling in the seedling: it collapsed the frame

Cucumber falling in a pile of shit: it's not a shit. Dropped in a dung heap: not shit (dead)

Weasel drilling stove fire: hair dry and claws clean

Snow Bodhisattva roasting fire: dissolved

Crab with broken foot: can't walk across the street

Grasshopper after frost: can't jump for a few days

Wasted effort

The big-headed maggot arching mill: wasted effort

Finding a needle in a haystack: Wasted effort

Water and tofu against the bridge: Wasted effort

To a cow: Wasted effort

Lantern grass rubbing rope, rotten boards to build a bridge: Wasted effort

Lantern grass weaving: Wasted effort

Chickens eating mussels with a closed mouth: Wasted effort

Bellyache and complaining about the God of the Stove: Empty blame

Tanza sand and reclaiming the sea: Wasted effort

The monk Putting beans on the head: a waste of effort

Yawning at the end of his life: opening his mouth in vain

Picking snow to fill the well: a waste of effort

Searching for the moon at the bottom of the sea: a waste of time

Pouring a bucket of soybeans without putting them into the ear canisters: a waste of effort

Macassar shaking a maple tree - a waste of effort

Weasel dragging a pig: a waste of effort

Teaching a bodhisattva to recognize the characters: a waste of effort

The monk's head is a waste of time.

Scratching an itch through a boot: in vain

Frying a stone in a pot: no oil or salt

Knocking on a gong to catch a sparrow: in vain

Waxing a table with no oil at the head: in vain

The blind man looking into a sifter's mirror: in vain

Singing an opera with a pestle and mortar on: in vain

Delusional thinking

Swallowing a star in one gulp: trying to be headstrong

Aircraft cannon: empty thought

Picking clouds from the sky: proposed thought

Lu Sheng enjoying glory: yellow sorghum good dream

Dreaming during the day: nonsense

Dreaming in the daytime: delusional

Dead horse as a live horse: that is delusional

Bamboo poles as pillows: empty thought

Bamboo poles to knock the bamboo canes: empty sound (thought)

Mudskipper jumps the Dragon Gate: delusional

Putting a jar under the pillow: empty thought

Junyu Dahuai enjoys wealth and riches: a dream of Nanke

Piggy dreams of getting married: good thought

Dreaming of eating candy: sweet thought

Dreaming of getting married: good thought

Black Old Crow wants to bleach white in the water: delusional

Elevating a staircase Going up to heaven: delusion

Quail want to eat red cherries: think well, but can't eat

Dragon slithers shake stone pillars: delusion

Picking up money in sleep: think well

Threats

Shrimp washing in a bucket: can't get rid of a single one

Tiger following a fox: foxes pretending to be tigers

Lampwicks hanging by their necks: scaring people

Screaming on a grave: frightening ghosts

Playing with a big sword on a grave Playing with a big sword on the grave: scaring ghosts

Yang Lulang pardoned Yang Zongbao: scared by his daughter-in-law

The mill in the bean curd store: don't press it, don't do it

Taking a view from an automobile: we'll see

Papier-maché tigers: can't be intimidated

Riding a horse with a book in his arms: we'll see

Listening to the singing books on a donkey: we'll see

Looking at the ledger on a donkey: we'll see

Riding on a donkey: we'll see

Shopping lamps on horseback: we'll see

The Taoist priest blowing the conch: bluffing ghosts

Putting firecrackers on the head of the coffin: scaring the hell out of people

Lying down and talking: no back pain

Dangerous

A hair tied to the stone grinder: a close call

Knife and mouth licking candies: dangerous

The pocketknife coaxing the child: not for fun

Cutting knife to shave the head: dangerous

Tiger fight: can't be persuaded

Dowager Empress Lv's feast: this wine is not good wine

Pregnant woman crossing the one-tree bridge: desperate

Cockerel jumping into the fire stove: shedding hairs even if she doesn't die

Mud bodhisattva crossing the river: difficult to protect herself

Running a horse on the one-tree bridge: dangerous

Rat drilling into the bull's-eye: If you don't die, you'll lose your skin

Sparrow in a blind cat's mouth: if you don't die, you'll lose your fur

Rolling peppers in a glazed bowl: dangerous

Pig in a pot of soup: life is a matter of life and death

Racing with a horse's tail: hanging on

Steady implementation

Three dollars' worth of bean curd brain: readily available

Three fingers to pick up a snail: nine out of ten

Rolling dice in a big vat: a sure thing

Selecting a snail in a big vat: a sure thing

Rolling dice in a vat: not running

Patties in a big bowl: steady

Pony tied to a big tree: firm

Patties in a pocket: ready to go

Checking for fish in the water of a dry pond: none of them can run away

Catching a fish in a vat: it can't run away

Catching an assassin in a vat: a sure thing

Grass growing on a rock: the roots are hard

Grass growing on a stone: the roots are hard

The grass growing on a rock: the roots are hard

The grass growing on a stone: the roots are hard

Shutting the door and beating the dog: can't get away

The old ox tied to a stump: can't get away

The old woman touching the chicken: there is an egg after all

Catching turtles in a jar: get them in hand

Wearing shoes with no soles: on the ground

Walking on muddy roads in straw sandals with a walking stick: steady

Wearing spiked sandals on a crutch: steadier and more secure

The sharpshooter shooting at a target: ten times more likely to be caught in a trap than the other way around

The sharpshooter shooting at a target: ten times more likely to catch it.

Sharpshooting: a sure thing

Following the road: no need to inquire

Following the mill road to find the donkey's stirrups: that's easy

Following the vine to find the gourd: can't run away

Planting flowers at the bottom of the sea: the roots are deep

Scales across the river: don't float

Steel hat on an iron head: great insurance

The mouse in the cat's mouth: can't run away

The bird in the cage: can't run away

The monk can't run away from the temple: please don't worry

The cripple walks: one step at a time

Crossing the river by groping for stones: steady and sure

Rolling water pours over the rats' nests: none of them can run away

The blind man fights: catching hold of it and not letting it go

The blind man chops wood: axe on the ground

The sandalwood carved

The Bodhisattva: not spiritual, but steady

Impassive

Punch on cotton wool: no reaction

Stone in the water: submerged

Stone in the soup: no oil or salt

To a cow: deaf to the ear

Dongguan hit the wooden fish: no sound

Tongue in the teapot: not touching

Lamplighter hitting the gong: not touching the edge

Lamplighter hit the gong: not touching the edge

Lamplighter hit the gong: not touching the edge

Lamplighter hit the gong: not touching the edge

Lanterns hitting a gong: no sound

Cold water scalded a pig: no air

Cold water brewed tea: no color

Pepper tree carving a monkey: insensitive

Scales falling into the sea: no sound

Scales falling onto a cotton coat: no echo

Xu Shu entering Cao's camp: no sound at all

Hammer striking a rubber: no sound at all

Hammer striking a rubber: no sound at all

Hammer striking a rubber: no sound at all

Hammer striking a rubber: no sound at all

Hammer hitting a rubber: no sound at all

Tofu in a waxing moon: cold

Irrelevant

Caught a rabbit on the 15th of August: a holiday without you and a holiday with you

One hair of the nine oxen: insignificant

One leaf in the forest: not too much without you

One pee in the river: not too much without you

Boils on the wood: not too much without you

One boil on the wood: not too much without you

On the ground: a weight falling on a cotton shirt: no echo

Boils on wood: irrelevant

Fishers going home: not in the lake

Rice rotting in the pot: risky relationship

Mudskippers in the pond: can't make a big wave

Lanterns hitting: no pain

Lanterns ash on the scales: no weight

Pimple on the rat's tail: swelling is not conspicuous

The two fought: Not to persuade themselves

Sandbags for wine: not in the pot(hu)

Lice are plentiful: don't know how to itch

Fat trouser belts: all or nothing

Scratching the itch through the boots: irrelevant

Ripping clothes to mend pants: unhelpful

Unselfishness and fearlessness

Paogong in the Kaifeng Mansion: unselfishness

Steam from the open cauldron

The carpenter's planer: love of injustice

The earth on the head of the year-old: dare to offend the strongest enemy

The heart is not frightened by thunder in the middle of the night: no shame in the heart of the matter

A piece of iron in the tofu heap: count it as the hardest

Shedding one's own death by cuts, daring to bring down the emperor: selflessness and fearlessness

Iron man is not afraid of the stick: because of the body's hardness

Street lamps lighting: justice

Seagulls in the Pacific Ocean: boldness

Chicken feathers on the pole: a good duster(boldness)

Gong Guan into the palace: single-handedly

The tiger pulls the beard from his mouth: a good boldness

The bandit draws a knife in his hand: boldness

Jiaoji lampstand: not to illuminate himself

Knocking on the door in the middle of the night

The heart is not frightened: not doing anything wrong

The bowl of water on the table: flat

The candle's life: it damages itself and illuminates others

The fart in the water: it goes straight upwards

The mud in the kiln: the more it is burned, the harder it gets

The bow in frosty weather: the harder it gets

Hope

The twelve gods are planted in a tendon: the ink falls down

The eighty mothers have been raised by their mothers, and the twelve gods have been raised by the mothers, but they are still in the same state.

Eighty grandmothers raise their children: there is hope

Thirty nights and the moon: there is no hope

Three Bodhisattvas burn two joss sticks: there is no hope for you

Eating tofu on the first day of the Lunar New Year: you don't want to

The son of the moon and the moon and the moon: there is always hope

The manger is covered: you want to become an adult

The boat is in the well: there is no way out

The boat is going out on the fifth day of the night

Leaving for a meeting: not attending

Fish in a tank: no more walking

Rooster laying an egg: no hope

Turtle at the threshold: look at this

Nails in a sack: everyone wants to get ahead

Old woman crying for her daughter: no more hope

Old monk lighting the lanterns in the sky: cleanliness and peace.

The old monk looks at the dowry: no hope in this world

The mouse drags the oil bottle: the good is inside

The mouse drags the gourd: the big one is behind

The dead husband: no hope

The gabion in the gutter: there will be a day to turn over

The Penny Driving the Water: the head grows back

The Kouzikan in the river bank ping: there is always a turn over

The sea of bitterness has no boundaries: there is no turning back

Drilling into a dead end: the future is limited

Sleeping on a flat burden: there is no turning back

Ants crawling into the bamboo basket: there is no turning back

Rats drilling into the horns: there is no way out

The lotus leaf wrapped with round pegs: everyone wants to get out

Bones simmering with oil: there is not much to look forward to

We have a scale hook hitting a nail: there is not much to look forward to

We have a scale hook hitting a nail: there is not much to look forward to

Weighing hooks and nails: only hope for straightness

Sparrows in coarse chaff: disappointment

Ringhorns in hemp: everyone wants to get ahead

Pushing carts and picking up pouches: hope for hope

Snakes drilled into bamboo tubes: only one way

Cliffs and horses: turn back to the shore

Shongzhen master's funeral: hope for who does not come, think of who can not be

Running on the prow of a boat: no way out

Running a boat in a pond: no way out

The telescope on the bridge of the nose: far-sighted

The blind man playing the lantern: can't see his own future

The blind man shooting a gun: no hope

Orphanage playing chess and chess: poor, poor, poor

The rabbit has become a spirit: More powerful than a tiger

Whip but not stick: eating soft food but not hard food

Catching up with the Queen Mother and calling her a great aunt: wanting to dip into the fairy spirit

Giving nine inches and wanting ten: getting an inch to get an inch

Girl's threaded egg: having a clue

Paralyzed man falling into a muddy pond: unable to extricate himself

Mantis arm in a carriage: not measuring up

Catching up with the foot of a donkey: only wanting to have a good time in front of the eyes

Catching up with the donkey riding

The man who makes a doll out of sugar: a sweet man

The man who drives a cart without a whip: a flatterer

The dog who walks a thousand miles and eats shit, and the wolf who walks a thousand miles and eats meat: a man who can't change his nature

The man who drives a sheep across the Flaming Mountain: a man who is forced to die

The paralyzed man who falls down a well: to fish for the super is to sit down

The man who drives a chicken down a river: a man who is forced to die

Ah Dou, the man who is forced to be emperor: weak and ineffective

Ah Dou, the man who drives a donkey to be emperor.

Driving a sheep up a tree: it's hard to go up the tree

An orphaned old man and a bachelor son: they're all dependent on each other

Throwing a bone in a dog's mouth: they've got it in their favor

Making a way for a tiger to get out of the mountain: they're the number one enabler

Planting a pine tree in a flowerpot: it doesn't make any money

Flowering a cockerel on the stage: you'll look pretty

Picking out grass and picking up a tree: it's a good idea to show off

Another way to get a chicken is to pick up the grass and pick up the chicken.

Picked out the grass picked up a pumpkin: picking up a big

The ghost of life on the king of hell: one more than a fierce

Dog bites the ass: sure (gnawing buttocks)

What a metaphor for after the failure of the thing: to think of ways to remedy

Flower girl with a mustache: out of it also did not

The binoculars to look at the landscape: close to the eye

Jiejiejiu head to get a defeated son:

Looking at the wind and the shadows: an empty game (a metaphor for getting nowhere)

The stepmother beats the child: a slap to catch up with the bottom of the shoe

Eating doughnuts with pork: greasy

Lonely lambs: motherless pups

The blind man gropes for fish: taking his chances

Sleeping in a snail's shell: difficult to turn over

Mosquitoes bite eggs: no holes to enter

The hair on the back of the head. Hair on the back of the head: hard to meet in a lifetime

Bucket maker's skill: a man's squareness

The stepmother beats the child: sooner or later, it's a meal

Antique peddler: the eyes know what's in the world

To step on the skin of the watermelon and grab a handful of mud in the hand: slipping on the two wipes

Bird of the bow: the heart is in the right place

An orphaned child meets a loved one: a joyous occasion

Lianxian Water Feeding a baby: the child suffers

Drinking water by looking at a cow's head: reluctant

Saucepan pickling: a piece of pro (salty) meat

Mosquitoes and insects are slapped: they eat their mouths

Fire burns the buttocks: they can't sit still

Mosquitoes bite: it's all in your mouth

Blind men doze off: they are not conspicuous

Tongyul jade of Jia Baoyu: The root of life

A couplet on a dog's mouth: no door; no door

Wang Baochuan falls in love with a beggar: visionary

Bending tree: can't straighten up

Catching up with relatives: a matter of passing by

Paired butterflies: flying in pairs

Dogs biting tiles: full of words

Fish in the net, bird in the cage: can't run away

Looking at peonies on the watchtower: to be a ghost is to have a good time

The defeated rooster: to be downcast

Mosquito dragon trapped on the beach: to be discredited

Dog biting the flagpole: to know no heights

Large and lofty mountains: to never be shaken

Blind man eating walnuts: to smash his hand

Backyard shuttlecock a few hairs: to do all the work of the money in the stand

The blind man Wearing glasses: redundant frame

Wrestling on the dragon's head to scratch the itch: slipping the whiskers do not want to die

Peanuts peeled: the red man (kernel)

Emperor's decree, the general's order: a mouthful of words

Pulling out hairs from a tiger's mouth: the guts of a good man

Monkeys climbed up the cherry tree: the rough man eats the fine food

Bones in the mouth of a dog: not much oil and water: oil and water is not much

Bones in the dog's mouth: not much oil and water

Bones in the mouth: not much oil and water <

Flower quilt covers the chicken coop: good-looking on the outside but empty on the inside

Stranger hangs a thread: eyes without eyes

Centipede after the sting: getting more and more fierce

Cock crows and walks: the more one walks, the more one gets clearer

Drunkard drinks soft drink: not too much

Taking a small amount of money as the moon: a miser

Jiang Gan steals a book: a big dupe

Lianxiang (yellow dock) Licorice picks a load: one bitter end and one sweet end

The back of the neck cramps: a drooping head

Dog bites the tail: a ball

Mending a lost sheep: it's not too late

Mother-in-law's fist: it worked

Wang Ma Zi eats walnuts: a bit of inside and outside

Wang Xiaoyi beats a gong and plays the drums: a poor man's head

Wanmao sells her own melon: The Mosquito with the Weighing Wheel: What a big mouth

The Dog with the Horns: Pretending to be a sheep

The Boss in the Antique Shop: Knowing the Goods in His Eyes

The Mosquito Stinging on the Bodhisattva: Recognizing the Wrong Person

Jia Baoyu's Marriage: Not a Beloved Person

The Street Secretary's Yamen: Bluffing

The Fresh Peaches on the Cliffs of 10,000 Fathoms: No one pays attention to it

The Fresh Peaches on the Cliffs of 10,000 Fathoms: No one pays attention to it. )

Snail to the banquet: uninvited guest

Long-lived master's thatched side: no share for you (dung)

Dog biting dumplings: can't be unraveled; not unraveled

Feet on the staircase board: step by step

Lion in front of the gate of the Jiafu: dead (stone) mind

Arms folded and hidden up the sleeves: hide your own misery

Feet on the bottom of the mallet:

Mosquitoes looking for liver and gall bladder in the belly: intentionally making things difficult

Planting scallions in the sorghum field: being short

Rabbits eating tikka: boring day

Pulling shit in the river: only he knows

A short man pushing a palm: not a good shot

Farting in a coffin village: stinking to death

Breaking dam: not daring to be a dam

Breaking the dyke: not daring to be a dyke

Taking the dyke: not daring to be a dam

Birdshot in the sorghum field: sending rabbits up

Greeting people with a bow first: no one is surprised by their manners

Rabbits are consumed: one litter is better than another

Putting scales on the lotus: can't take it

Coffin-shop business: earning money for the dead

In the left ear, out the right ear: a wind in the ear

Scalded loach with boiled water: see how slippery you are

Scalded loach with boiled water: see how slippery you are How to slip

Water on the ground: where low to where to flow

Bamboo cut off the head: the branch

Cock on the road: a stumbling block

Bicycle climbing: push a step forward

Saucepan breaks: racked up is still

Footbasin propping up the boat: the insiders (navigation)

Mosquito yawns: the mouth is not small

Steel head wearing an iron hat: double insurance

Rats climbing bamboo poles: one section at a time

The emperor's shrine: too good (temple)

Mosquitoes looking for spiders: casting their own nets

Rabbits under the child: different

Bones ridged in the throat: swallowed, spit out

Rabbits driving a regulator to play the afternoon set: a mess

The life of a palm tree: to be plucked out by a thousand knives

Meeting to call out slogans: different mouths comrades

Zhou Poupi to drill the chicken nest: to take care of the front and not the back

Everyone to watch a movie: to have a sight **** gambling

To sell water on the riverside: redundant

Traveling by air: worldview

Scarecrow to put out a fire: to protect oneself

With ''bamboo''

Bamboo tube to water - a gobble to the bottom

Bamboo sieve for thin rice - full of loopholes

Bamboo shoots come out of the ground- -higher and higher

Bamboo basket made of bamboo silk -many eyes

Bamboo pillow -hollow inside

Bamboo as a drum - -hitting bamboo bars