The mute man eats yellow lotus: there is suffering he knows himself (or "there is suffering he cannot say")
There is also a kind of harmonic hiatus, who adds the element of harmonization on top of the previous kind of fiery one. For example:
The nephew hits the lantern: as usual (uncle)
Confucius moves: as much as he loses (book)
The fire burns the flagpole: long charcoal (sigh, i.e., enjoyment)
The cesspit guan dao: the literature (wen) can't be, nor the martial arts (wu) can be.
The following are some of the commonly used hysterical phrases:
The mute ate Huanglian: there is no way to speak of the bitter
The showman encountered the soldiers: there is a reason to say no
The bachelor taught the boy: cheap do not covet
Wealth to the hands of the bachelor: one to go without turning back
The blind man ate the soup pills: the heart is in the right place
Jiangji and Shangri-La: can not touch the head
Ritual, righteousness and honesty: shameless
The mudman opens the door: to get by with oneself
To steal a chicken without success: to lose rice, i.e., not only did not take advantage of it, but suffered a loss
To throw a bomb in a latrine: to stir up the people's feces
The master of hell marries his daughter: the ghost wants
The following is an epigraph commonly found in Cantonese:
The cow skin lantern: to point extremely unclear
The cow skin lantern: to point extremely bright
The cow skin lantern: to point extremely bright
Wet olive oil: two heads of water
Water melon beating a dog: not seen so far
Uncovered chicken coop: from the self
White eel on the beach: if not dead, the whole body is dispersed, i.e., dead
Flame burns the flagpole: there is a long row of charcoal
Teochew music: take care of yourself
Jieta Wireless: no need to play, i.e., impeccable
Water Cotton
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 (忽=屁股；烈=裂)
Swallowing gold and destroying Song (金=借喻买菜的钱；宋=餸=菜)
Putting down the burden and chatting: hiatus
Easy
Hanging a blade of grass on the horn of a cow: piggybacking on the blade with no effort
Flaming lamps and lantern grasses: a little bit of them will be burned
<The turnip in the sandy soil: it comes at the drop of a hat
Collecting money from the head of the bed: no need to bend down
Two small children lifting a pheasant's plume: no need to press it down
Bald man as a monk: no need to go through the formalities
Meat seller slicing the bean curd: no problem
Camel making a gesture of respect: it's not hard to get started
The lice from a monk's head: easy to catch
Glycyrrhiza glabra from a drugstore: you can catch them at a stroke
The liquorice from a pharmacy.
The licorice in the drugstore: you get it in a snap
The boat that goes with the flow: no effort
The crane that hangs the chicken feathers: no effort
The earthworm that eats the earth: it's all in the opening
The money of the government office, the boat that goes into the water: it's easy to get
The snot that drips into the mouth: it goes along
The general's pillar in the mill: it always comes to a head
Lesser, slower, less costly
One slap does not make a clap: it's hard to clap alone
One flea can't stand up to a quilt cover: it's hard to hold on alone
One on top of the other: the only son
One chopstick to eat the noodle: the only one who picks the eye
One penny to buy eleven: it's not worth a penny
One piece of wet firewood: it can't be burned by lighting a fire
One bowl of rice to make a poo: how many can be made?
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 airplanes: not even close
The little furnace maker's household goods: shabby brass
Mushrooms on the mountain: one-root
Rain on a June day: there is a return
The clothes of a heavenly official: linen lining
The scholar herds the oxen: take your time
Posting couplets at the mouth of a watercourse: the door is not high
The ox treads on a rotten road: the more it treads, the worse it gets
Lightning god's runny nose: the bigger it gets, the more sloppy it gets
The net that fights the fish: 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 out of the belly
Speaking to no one, speaking to no one's trust: A bare-knuckle commander
Old ox pulling a broken cart: Slowly and steadily
Old wolves doing business: No good goods
Wives drinking soymilk: Good sucking (dilute)
Watermelon rinds hitting a palm : not serious material
Catching up after dinner: getting darker and darker
Erecting a house on the beach: a poor foundation
Cold water for tea: take your time
Grenade without a fuse: a piece of scrap metal
The stuff in the tofu store: not good enough
Tofu dregs on board a ship: not good enough
Balsam rubbed on an ass: not worth
Paper mending the crotch: the more it is mended, the worse it gets
Mud men can't withstand the rain: the nature is too bad
Thatched toilet boards as ancestral cards: not a serious material
Sharpening the spears in the battlefield: not quick and not light
Straw hats with water on the end: zero and dripping
Chopping wood to sell and buying wood to burn: all the work done is in vain
Boils on the tail of the rat: not a lot of bleeding
The boils on the rat's tail: not a lot of blood.
Embroidery on linen: the base is too poor
The willow tree is not a serious material
Earthworms turn into scissors: the vertical transformation is not high
Tailor's footcloths: they are not serious
Snail races: take your time
Calendar on the wall: less and less day by day
Selecting melons in the bucket: the more one selects, the worse it gets
Lazy woman: the more one selects, the worse it gets
Selecting melons in the bucket: the more one selects, the more one selects
Lazy man: the more one selects.
The Lazy Woman Delivering a Baby: Take Your Time
The Lantern Cooked in Ink: Darkness
The Chub's Beard: Not Much
The Frosted Hemp Leaf: Wilting
Angry
Three Nostrils and Eyes: More of Your Breath
Wearing a Coat on the Backside in June: Fire from the Inside and Outside
The King of Kings Drilling in the Fire Bed: Even Holding His Breath with a Burn
All the Time
The Gunpowder: The Breath of the King: A Breath of a Breath of the King
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
The old duck wants to sing: the throat is weak
The mouse falls into the noodle jar: glaring
Bought a can and hit the handle: don't mention it
Zhang Fei threaded the needle: wide-eyed stare
Put the oven on the shoulder: brain (annoyed) fire
Hugging the chicken woman pulling winks: two eyes rolled
Mengliang dropped the gourd: fire
Shaving a shaver to say the angry words: willing to give up a few brains do not want
Paste on the face: taut
In front of the incense burner sneeze: a sniffle
Borrowing rice to return the chaff: a nose
Borrowing rice to return the chaff.
Borrowing rice and returning the chaff: a puff of air
Pig's urine bubbles do not hurt to beat people: some puff of air
Sieve covering the pots: out of the air eyes
Leaking the light of the air flute: bubbling up and not saying anything
The fortune-teller said the air: to give up a few lives do not want
Breaking the paper lanterns: one has a fire in his eyes
Blind man boiling sugar: 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 endeavor: ended by a single 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 books (lose)
Dog bear beaten: playing bad
Nephew wearing a mourning hat: dead uncle (lose)
Soap bubbles: not attacked by themselves
Pretty big sister's greasy hair: combed (lose) bare
Tangshan's train: pouring coal (bad luck)
The rat gnawing at the mouse: the mouse is not going to be able to get away with this
The mouse gnawing at the mouse: the mouse is not going to get away with this
The mouse gnawing on the mouse: the mouse is not going to get away with this
The rat gnawed on the cat's nose: I was hoping to die and couldn't wait for dawn
The yellow mud fell on the crotch of the pants: If it wasn't shit, it was also shit
The thief ran to the study: It's all about the books
The robbers' lawsuits: They lost every single one of them
The robbers went to the academy: All they encountered were books
The lame horse went to the battlefield: There is no life without death
The Chinese bookstore bought paper: It's a good idea to buy paper at the Chinese bookstore. A boat on the shore: it won't hold up
A buffalo eating a live crab: it won't hold up
Writing with the left hand: extraordinarily awkward
A buffalo chasing a rabbit: it won't hold up
A boat in the gutter: it won't hold up
A spineless umbrella: it won't hold up
Flying a kite under the bed - even higher it's limited
Martial arts practice under the bed: it won't hold up
A chicken with the right hand: it'll be a good idea to get the right hand for the right hand.
Fighting in a chicken coop: small stance
Bathing in a night jug: can't pounce
Flying a kite in the woods: tangled
House kite: can't fly high
Two legs in a pair of pants: can't stomp
Monkey boxing: small stance
Making hammers in the potter's jar: can't exert any force
Picking up
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 rolls the meat: not the bone
Hanging pounded oxen on the wall: can't plough it
Looking in front of the mirror: you're you
Crab eats sorghum: up the stalks
Crab enters the gate of the mountain: pinch the god
Mu Guiying on the battlefield: one of the female generals
The flat burden on the corner of the forehead: head picking
Practicality
Half a day's somersaulting in the clouds: eventually to land
Flying a kite under the bed: not high
The tower under the bed: the height is limited
The quasi star on the scale rod: to distinguish between the catty and the pound
Punched up to speak on the stage: the mass point of view
Five Clothes: Ten (practice)
What Disease Prescribes What: The Right Medicine for the Right Disease
Gong Guan's Open Knife 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 Heel: A Trial of the Skills on the Spot
Fighting Under the Table: Getting Up or Down
Punches Under the Table: Getting Up or Down
The tailor's ruler: to measure the body
Not knowing right from wrong
Seeing a beard is like being a grandfather: not recognizing truth from 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: confusing black and white
Fighting on the stage: not knowing truth from falsehood
Two mutes quarreling: not knowing right from wrong
Getting a fish in the river: not knowing right from wrong
Taking a fish in the river: not knowing right from wrong
Taking a fish in the river: not knowing right from 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: do not distinguish between good and bad
Buying a cow across the mountain: do not know black and white
Blind man reading a book: the point of view of the unknown
Loss
One shot a fly: not enough money for gunpowder
Three States of Jiang Gan: a misstep
Burning a coat for a louse: it's not worth it
Sunning soybeans on a tile: nine out of ten runs
Turtle eating barley: a waste of food
Dong Wu's recruitment of a bride: a loss of only one
Meat bag beating a dog: there is no return
Grabbing sesame seeds and losing watermelon: a small loss
The rat got into the bookcase: eat the book
The chicken was stolen, but the rice was lost: not worth it
Taking off the clothes and roasting on the fire: do the opposite
The monkey wrenched the buds: wrenching one, losing one
The monkey looked at the orchard: the more he looked, the less he saw
The blind man hit the lantern: a waste of time
The broken jar as a roof tile: no good
The rat's hole was a hole in the bookcase: it was half a hole in the bookcase.
The rat's hole - not enough to fill
Greed
Twelve buns in one bite - a big appetite
Swallowing three steamed buns in one mouth: greedy for more
The big cart pulling the pancake: spreading out (greedily) more
The little bald man taking off his hat: Touming (the name of the figure)
Children crying for poop: wanting to be whole
Seeing the life jacket, too.
It is not enough to be an official when you have food and clothing, but to be a god when you have the emperor: insatiable
It is not enough to have one blessing and two blessings, but tofu when you have meat: insatiable
It is not enough to be a miser who collects money every day: not knowing what to do
It is not enough to sit in a chair and call out for money: enjoying the blessings
It is not enough to be a doctor who opens a coffin store: asking for money
It is not enough to jump into a well with a treasure in your arms: Sacrificing one's life but not one's wealth
Pancake seller talking in his sleep: spreading too much
Dog eating cow's shit: trying to get too much
Greedy ghosts going to a banquet: not having enough
Resistant monkeys climbing the cherry tree: coarse people eating fine food
Shit shells in badger's nest: drilling through the big door
Cutting down one's brain: drilling into the door
Hungry man getting high on a couple of melons to eat: it's too much to eat
Hungry man eating a few melons: too much to enjoy
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 still pounded twice
Dreaming of being an emperor: big heart
Get what you want: insatiable greed
Greedy man grabbing raw meat: too much chewing
Sleeping in a coffin and stretching out his hand: asking for money
Special, prominent
Bald man in a crowd: conspicuous head
Vest on a waistcoat: a set apart
Out-of-the-box olive: rotting first
Crane standing in a flock of chickens: prominent
Elephant in a flock of sheep: prominent
An 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
The blind man smokes: touching the lamp
Lou Lou Lou enters the Grand View Garden: dazzled
Picky and troublesome
One chopstick eats lotus root: picking at the eyes
One leap onto the wall: jumping high
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 on it
The chickens playing with their eyes: drilling into the egg
Killing a chicken with a bull's knife: making a big deal out of it
The egg looking for a bone: looking for faults
The drummer rushing to the stage: in order to find a way to get to the bottom of the matter
Singing in a chaotic graveyard: haunted
Playing juggling in the stomach: a lot of strange ideas
Rosin poultices: 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
To ask the rooster to lay an egg:
The shithouse man is moving: not keeping his dung
The needle on the eyebrow: stings the eyes
The snail is a good companion: don't muddy the water
The flute in the troupe: a lot of heart
The fan is shaken: to create a wind
The stinger is planted in the eye: to pierce the eye
The wild bee is flying into a fishing net: to look for an opening to drill
The wild wasp is flying into a fishing net.
The wild cat enters the house: nothing comes
Taking off pants to fart: superfluous
There is a big chestnut on the cotton tree: it is the hardest
There is a stick in the coffin: to stir up the dead
The spoon is used on the throat: to pull out the gas
The freshly-picked chestnut balls: thorny
The swallows' mouths take away the mud: to look for something from nothing
The wall cracks: to find something in the middle of nothing
The wall cracks: to find something in the middle of something
The wall cracks: to find something in the middle of nothing
The wind in the cracks of the wall: drilling everywhere
The spade-fish poured into the red hot pot: dead pop
The heron's leg split into sperm: finding something in nothing
The mercury spilled on the ground: pervasive
Money-stringed head: drilling in every hole
Yan Wang ate the patty-cake: it was made by ghosts
Piggy's defeat: beating him up backwards
The shrimp that fell into the frying-pan. The Shrimp Duke: still want to jump a few more times
Pain
A bucket of boiling water on a dog: all over his body
Eighty years old without a child: can't say old age is bitter
The earth apricot: bitter kernel (child)
The cow stepped on the tortoise's egg: the pain is in the heart
Fire burns the eyebrow: the pain is in the eyes
The tortoise lays the egg: the pain is
The tortoise lays the egg: bitter
The mason's mason's mason is the mason's mason: the pain is in the eyes
The mason's mason's mason is the mason's mason.
The mason'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 bitter to bitter
Bitter gourd boiled with Chinese yellow dock: bitter together
The tea is too strong: bitter taste
The bitter bile dangling from the eyebrow: pain in the heart
A mute man Being beaten: the pain is unspeakable
The mute eats Huanglian: the bitterness is in the heart
The cucumber's butt: the bitter taste
The bamboo shoots soaked in Huanglian water: the bitterness is through
The Huanglian tree bears bitter gourds: the bunches of bitterness
The Huanglian carves the monk: the bitter master
The Huanglian carves the birthday boy: the bitter old man
The Huanglian carves the doll: the bitter child
Hanging bitter bile on the Huanglian tree: adding bitterness to bitterness
Oil tip made of sandalwood: taking a beating
Speculation
Wind blowing the wall grass: falling on both sides
Old helmsman supporting the boat: looking at the wind to make the steering
Standing on the dry land and chatting: talking dry (treacherous) words
Fox pretending to be a cat calling: wanting to steal the chicken(speculation)
Mr. Nanguo blowing the yu yu: 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 butt: crooked way
Unity of mind
Three ignorant cobblers: better than Zhuge Liang
Thousands of people 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 a fish: skewered
Ants dragging locusts: united in one accord
Ants lifting a worm
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: amateur
The field is full of weeds.
Planting yu head on the field: amateur
Not grasping the present money: not a connoisseur
Monk worshipping: all amateurs
Shaving head and digging ear: amateur
Done
Two down, five to go: not leaving a single one behind
Snake eating a stick: straightening the neck
Snake eating a stretcher: straightening the eyes
Flaming lamps and herbs
Half in a coffin: waiting to die
The wolf in the East meets the panther in the West: the end is near
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 yearling pig is sick with the plague: going along with the head
The doctor waving his hand: there is no cure
The fish in dryland Fish on dry land: can't survive
The deflated ball: can't get up
The oil is dry and the lamps are gone: the end
The store in the toilet: not far away from the shit
The rabbit master takes a bath: a puddle of mud
The tree falls down and the monkeys are scattered: a total collapse
The toilet sets fire to the toilet: burns the shit
Soap bubbles meet the wind: they break when they blow
Soap bubble meets the wind: a blow of the wind
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 drills the horn: it's at the end
The duck eats the snail: it's eyes are facing upwards
The cucumber canopy draws bamboo: it collapses
The cucumber pulls in the seedlings: it collapses
The cucumber falls in a pile of shit: not a shit pile
Cucumber Dropped in a dung heap: not shit (dead) but also shit (dead)
Weasel drilling stove fire: hair dry and claws clean
Snow Bodhisattva roasting fire: dissolved
Crab with broken foot: can't run rampant
Grasshopper after frost: can't pop up for a few days
In vain
Big-headed maggot arching mill: in vain
Searching for a needle in a haystack: Wasted effort
Water and tofu: Wasted effort
To a cow: Wasted effort
Lanterns and grasses: Wasted effort
Lanterns and grasses: Wasted effort
Chickens and mussels: Wasted effort
Bellied stomach: Wasted effort
Bellied stove: Wasted effort
Burdened sand: Wasted effort
Monk. Putting beans on his head: a waste of effort
Yawning at the end of his life: opening his mouth in vain
Picking snow to fill up a well: a waste of effort
Searching for the moon at the bottom of the sea: a waste of effort
Pouring a bucket of soybeans without putting them in the ear canisters: a waste of effort
The sparrow shaking a maple tree - a waste of effort
Weasel dragging a pig: a waste of effort
Teaching Bodhisatvas to recognize characters: a waste of effort
Teaching Bodhisatvas to recognize words: a waste of effort
Teaching the Buddha to recognize letters: a waste of effort <
Scratching an itch through a boot: in vain
Frying a stone in a pot: no oil or salt
Catching a sparrow on a gong: in vain
Waxing a table with no oil on the head: in vain
The blind man looking into a sifter's mirror: in vain
Singing a play while wearing a pestle and mortar: in vain
Delusional thoughts
Swallowing a star in one gulp: thinking with a head not low
Thinking of a star in a plane: not low
Firing cannons from an airplane: an empty thought
Picking clouds from the sky: a proposed thought
Lu Sheng enjoying glory: a good dream of yellow sorghum
Dreaming in the daytime: a wild thought
Dreaming in the daytime: a delusion
Dying horse as a live horse: that is a delusion
Bamboo poles as a pillow: an empty thought
Bamboo poles knocking on the bamboo canes: an empty sound(thought)
The loach jumps the dragon door: delusional
Putting a jar under the pillow: empty thinking
Junyu Dahuai enjoys riches: a dream
Piggy dreaming of getting married: good thinking
Dreaming of eating candies: sweet thinking
Dreaming of getting married: good thinking
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 swinging a stone pillar: delusion
Picking up money in sleep: think well
Threats
Shrimp washing in the bucket: can't get rid of a single one
Tiger following the fox: a fox pretending to be a tiger
Lamp wick hanging from the neck: scaring other people
Screaming at a graveyard
Yang Lulang pardoned Yang Zongbao: scared by his daughter-in-law
The mill in the bean curd store: no pressure, no work
The view from a car: we'll see
Paper mache tigers: we won't be scared
Riding on a horse with a book in his arms: we'll see
Looking at the books with 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: a walk in the park
The Taoist priest blowing the conch: bluffing ghosts
Firecrackers on the head of the coffin: scaring the hell out of people
Laying down and talking: no back pain
Dangerous
One hair tied to the stone grinder: a thousand pounds
Knife and mouth licking candies: dangerous
The pocket knife coaxing the child: not a play
Cutting knife to shave the head: dangerous
Tiger fights: can't be persuaded
Dowager Empress Lu's feast: this wine is not good wine
Pregnant woman crossing the one-tree bridge: desperate
Chickenwoman jumping into the fire stove: not to die or get rid of the hair
Phododdess of clay crossing the river: not easy to protect oneself
Running a horse on the one-tree bridge: dangerous
Rat drilling into the bull's-eye:
The sparrow enters the blind cat's mouth: it will take off its fur without dying
The pepper in the glazed bowl: dangerous
The pig in the soup pot: life is a matter of life and death
The horse's tail in the race: hanging
Steady implementation
Three dollars' worth of bean curd brain: readily available
Three fingers to pick up the snail: nine out of ten
Three fingers to pick up the snail: nine out of ten
Three fingers to pick up the snail: nine out of ten
Rolling dice in a vat: no run
Patties in a big bowl: steady
Pony tied to a big tree: firm
Patties in a pocket: ready to go
Checking out fish in the water of a dry pond: none can escape
Catching a fish in the vat: no run
Catching an assassin in the vat: a sure thing
Grass growing on a rock: rooted in a hard place
The grass growing on a rock: rooted in the ground
Close the door and beat the dog: can't get away
The old ox tied to a stump: can't get away
The old woman touches the chicken: there is an egg after all
Catch a turtle in a jar: hand to hand
Wearing shoes with no soles: on the ground
Wearing straw shoes and walking on a muddy road with a crutch: steady
Wearing spiked shoes with crutches: steady and stable
The marksman shoots at a target: ten times the size of the target
The marksman shoots at a target: ten times the size of the target
All the time, he is not a marksman.
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 melon: can't run away
Laying flowers at the bottom of the sea: the roots are deep
Scales across the river: don't float
The iron head wears a steel hat: very safe
The mouse in the cat's mouth: can't run away
The bird walking in the cage: can't run
The monk can't run away from the temple: please don't worry
The lame man walks: one step at a time
Crossing the river by groping for stones: steady and sure
Rolling water splashing on the rats' nests: can't run away from any of them
Blind man fighting: catching hold of it and not letting it go
Blind man chopping wood: axe on the ground
The sandalwood carving of the
Lanterns hitting a gong: no sound
Cold water scalding a pig: no air
Cold water brewing tea: no color
Pepper tree carving a monkey: insensitive
Weighing weights falling into the sea: no news
Weighing weights falling onto a cotton coat: no echo
Xu Shu going into the camp of Cao Cao: not a word spoken
Hammer striking a rubber: no sound
Hammers striking a rubber: no sound
The hammer striking the rubber.
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: a trifle
One leaf in a forest: not too much without you
One pee in a river: not too much with you and not too much without you
Boils on a wood: not too much with you and not too much without you
One boil on a wood.
Boils on wood: irrelevant
Fishers going home: not in the lake
Rice rotting in the pot: risking relationships
Mudskippers in the pond: no big waves
Lampshade beating: no pain
Lampshade ash on the scale: no weight
Pimple on the rat's tail: not obvious even if it's swollen
The two fought: Not to persuade themselves
Sandbags for wine: not in the pot
Lice are plentiful: don't know how to itch
Fat trouser belts: all or nothing
Scratching an itch through the boots: irrelevant
Ripping clothes to mend pants: unhelpful
Selflessness
Bao Gong in the Kaifeng Mansion: Iron-face and selflessness
Steam from the opening of the 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
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
Iron men are not afraid of the stick: because of the body's hardness
Seagulls in the Pacific Ocean: boldness
Chicken feathers on the pole: a good duster (guts)
Gong Guan into the palace: single-handedly
The tiger pulling the mustache from his mouth: a good guts
The robbers draw the knife in their hands: boldness
Jiangji Lampstand: do not illuminate themselves
Knocking on the door in the middle of the night
A bowl of water on the table: flat
A candle's life: it damages itself and illuminates others
A fart in the water: it goes straight to the top
Mud in the kiln: the more it is burned, the harder it gets
A bow in frosty weather: the harder it gets
Hope
Twelve gods planting their heads in the sand: the ink falls down
Eighty grandmothers raise their children: there is hope
Thirty nights and the moon: no hope
Three Bodhisattvas burn two joss sticks: no hope for you
Eating tofu on the first day of the Lunar New Year: don't want to
Tsunwu, dousou and yuou: someday
Horse troughs with lids: to be an adult
Traveling in a boat in a well: no way out
Walking out on the fifth day of the night
Walking out on the fifth day of the night
The fish in the water tank: no way out
The rooster lays an egg: no hope
The tortoise is on the threshold: but look at this
The nails in the bag: everyone wants to get ahead
The old lady cries for her daughter: no hope
The old monk lights the lanterns in the sky: to clean up and be safe
The old monk looks at the dowry: no hope in this world
The rat drags the oil bottle: the good is inside
The rat drags the gourd: the big one is behind
The husband is dead: there is no hope
The gabion in the gutter: there will be a day of turning over
The Penny Driving the Water: the head grows after
The Kouzikan in the river bank ping: there is always a day of turning over
The Kouzikan in the river bank ping: there is always a day of turning over
The sea of bitterness has no boundaries: turning back is the shore
Drilling into a dead end: the future is limited
Sleeping on a flat burden: no turning over
Ants crawling into the bamboo basket: the road is all the way across
Rats drilling into the horns: there is no way out
The lotus leaf wrapping the round pegs: everyone wants to get out
Bones boiling with oil: there is not much to hope for
The scale hook hitting the nail: there is not much to hope for
The scale hook hitting the pegs: there is not much to hope for.
Scales and hooks: only straight
Sparrows in the chaff: disappointment
Ringhorns in the hemp: everyone wants to get ahead
Pushing the cart and picking up the pouch: hope
Snakes drilling through the bamboo tube: only one way
Cliffs: turning back
Shongzhen's funeral: hoping for someone who does not come, thinking about someone who is not
These are the words of the king of China. Running a horse on the prow of a boat: limited future
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 with a lantern: can't see his own future
The blind man shooting with a gun: no hope
Orphanage playing chess and chess: poor and fast living, poor and making fun
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 get a little bit of fairy energy
Giving nine inches and wanting ten: getting an inch in front of 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: only wanting to have a good time in front of the eyes
Being blind and riding on a donkey.
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 chicken from the river.
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
Pairing butterflies: flying close to each other
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: 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 dog's 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: Identifying 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: a poor shot
Farting in a coffin village: stinking to death
Breaking dam: not daring to be the one
Breaking the dike: not daring to be the one
The dam that breaks down: not daring to be the one who stops it
The dam that breaks down: not daring to be the one who stops it
Birdshot in the sorghum field: sending rabbits up
Greeting people with a bow first: no one will be surprised by their manners
Rabbits are consumed: a litter is better than a nest
Putting scales on the lotus: can't take it
Coffin-shop business: earning the money of a dead man
In the left ear and out the right ear: a whisper
Boiled mudskipper: let's see how you slip
Boiled mudskipper: see how you slip
Steamed mudskipper: see what you can do
Steamed mudskipper: see how you can do 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 breath 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 Paopi drills the chicken's nest: to take care of the front and not the back
Everyone watches a movie: to have a sight **** gambling
To sell water on the riverside: to be redundant
Traveling by air: a view of the world
Scarecrow to put out a fire: to protect oneself
To bring '''''' to the fire: to be a scarecrow
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 - -beat the bamboo bar -Banging on a bamboo stick
Bamboo poles are the top of the sky - a big difference
Bamboo stretcher picking up bamboo baskets - bumping into the word family
Lanterns hanging in the bamboo grove
Catching fish in a bamboo basket - you can't escape
This is the first time I've ever seen a bamboo lantern in a bamboo forest.