There are a lot of hairs on it
The swollen face is a fat one - to save face
Hanging an embroidered ball in front of the door of the house - to show off one's good looks
All of them are horns - fake foreign styles
Powder hangs on the head - to save face
The bird lays a goose egg - to brag
The ear of the son - to make a show
The cone in a bag - to show the tip
The skin of a man who is full of air is not a good one.
The ball is full of air - it loves to bounce
The bamboo pole reaches into the chicken's nest - it makes trouble
The bamboo pole builds a bridge - it's sad
The lampshade twisted in the bamboo pole - one heart
Bamboo basket with a net to stop the wind - all in vain
Juggling big swords in the bamboo forest - can't open the scene
The phoenix in the bamboo cage
The bamboo sieve is full of loopholes
Lighting a fire in a bamboo tube--Take care of it
The bamboo tube is full of drums.
To see the sky in a bamboo tube - a hole in the ground; not a wide view
To throw a pig's bitter bile into a well - bitterly deep
Pigs out of a Pox - meaty
Pig's brain - deathly unenlightened
Meat on a pig's body - both fat and lean
Pig's head hanging on a pepper tree
Lard poured into a water tank - fainting
Bamboo worms biting off bamboo roots - dying together
Bamboo poles supporting a ship
Bamboo poles hit the moon - can't get by
Sleeping on bamboo poles - hard to turn over; can't turn over
Pig playing with a big sword -- not smooth
Piggy playing the string -- complacent
Piggy listening to the heavenly book -- know nothing
Piggy coming down the mountain
Pig eight quit - not to serve (monkeys)
Pig eight quit lifts the curtain - to show his face
Pig eight quit looks in the mirror - not to be seen
Pig eight quit sits in the
The pig's dream of getting married - to think of good things; to think of good things
The pig's nose is stuck in the onion - to pretend to be an elephant
The pig's dream of getting married - to think of good things; to think of good things
The camel is kept in the pigsty - to stand outThe pig sees the white bone spirit - to salivate
The pig carries a belt knife - a scruffy soldier
Piggy wears a leather jacket - a deadbeat
Piggy brags - a big mouth
Piggy wears glasses - pretends to be civilized; fake civilization
Piggy climbed the wall - a backhanded attackPiggy hit the grasshopper - clumsy
George Liang as prime minister - bowing and scraping; dying after oneself
Porky Pig eats fried liver - self-inflicted injury to flesh and bone
Porky Pig eats big meat - forgetting his roots
Porky Pig eats noodles - thick and thin; Wolfing down Porky's pegs and rakes - to hit a rake backwards
Porky's spine - no (wu)able person (back)
Porky's falling into a slop bucket - to -gorging on food
Piggy fell into a wine jar-full of food
Piggy rode the clouds- showing off his skills
Piggy met Miss Gao
George Liang borrows arrows from a straw boat - borrowing without returning
George Liang releases Mengwu - trying to catch him
George Liang burns incense and plays the qin. Zhu Geliang burns incense and plays the zither - a trick
Ge Liang opens his mouth - a trick
Ge Liang plays the zither and retires Zhong Da - not to panic in the face of danger
Ge Liang uses the The Empty City Scheme - forced to do so
Genus Zhuge Liang battles the Confucian scholars - all based on one mouth; all based on the mouth
Genus Zhuge Liang governs Shu - conforming to the people's heart
Zhu Geliang frowns - the plan is on the mind; the plan is on the mind
Ge Liang lives in a hut - the talent is not met
Heavy hammer dropped on a steel plate - the landing has a sound
Zhou Cang fights Li Kui - bold and daring
Zhou Lang's brilliant plan to secure the world - lost a wife and troops
Wen Wang Zhou invites Jiang Taigong - try to find a
King Yu of the Zhou Dynasty - a man of no faith
Zhou Yu fell ill at the Luhuadang - a man of no faith
Zhou Yu wore straw sandals - poor Dudu (Dudu)
Zhou Yu invites Jiang Gan - ulterior motive
Zhude's flat burden - famous name
Listening to chickens crowing on Mt. Everest-
Paper Yuanbao - empty belly
Umbrellas made of paper - useless; useless
Talking but not practicing - just playing with their mouths.
Mid-Autumn Festival after Leap August - reunion after reunion
Mid-Autumn Festival to enjoy the osmanthus flower
The Chinese medicine store wiping table book - tasted all the sweet and sour
Zhong Xu opened a restaurant - ghosts do not come to the door
The crowd Tug-of-war - working together
The people's horse, the public's donkey - whoever wants to ride it
Papier-maché trumpet - can't be blown; don't blow it
A papier-maché stopper - *can't*; can't*
A papier-maché tiger - can't scare people; can't be beat; doesn't bite; no need to be afraid
A papier-maché hat -Punctures at the first poke
Papier mache fist- -Easy
Papier mache fan car- -Take risks
Papier mache glasses-
The gong in the sesame field - to the point
The rotten watermelon in the sesame field - you are the biggest
The mouse in the sesame field -- eat fragrant
Buds grow in the sesame field -- high and low
Mung beans in the sesame -- count it big
Sesame face
The seller of wooden shells was robbed by thieves - a great disgrace
The seller of tile pots - to have a set
The seller of tile pots The shrimp seller who doesn't take the scale is blinded
The salt seller who drinks boiled water has no taste
The coffin seller The teeth - hate people not to die
Selling steamed buns mixed with lime - no change of color
Selling bean sprouts shaking basket - clean
Selling oil The man who sells oil doesn't play salt - he doesn't care about anything
The man who sells doughnuts plays the huqin - he is idle
The man who sells cows and sells his hair marries a mute - he has nothing to say to him.
The bean curd seller carries a horse's foot - not a big business
The flower seller says that the flowers are fragrant; the tea seller says that the vegetables are fresh - each has his own way of doing things.
The duck seller changes baskets - a bad idea
The wheat buyer gets used to the cage drawer - he doesn't steam the buns
The water seller looks at the river - all the money is there
The water seller looks at the river.
Wheat stalks blowing fire - petty
Wheat awns poking in the eyes - stinging and painful
Wheat chaff rubbing rope - can not get a hand
Knocking in the stubble field - poking in the eye
Wheat stalks against the door - a waste of effort
Wheat stalks as scales - no catty
Wheat stalks a few blowing fire - petty
Wheat stalks as scales - to regard people as too weightless
Looking at people in the straw - underestimation
Packing explosives in a pile of wheat straw
Swallowing the coals of fire - mute
The one who plays the role of Qin Juniper has not removed his costume - who has not seen that two-faced face
Brushing the paste all over the sky
The yellow yellow tree in the sky is an endless source of misery
The gold tooth in the sky is a lie
The fruit in the garden is the most important thing in the world.
The rat that's covered in oil goes into the fire - there's no way for it to survive
The blind man plays pai gow - blindly
A blind man plays pai gow - blindly
Blind people talk to each other, but they don't know what they're talking about
Blind people talk to each other, but they don't know what they're talking about
Blind people buy and blow things up
Blind people use lanterns to illuminate themselves, but not to illuminate themselves
The blind man wears glasses - a pretender
The blind man rides a blind horse...a jaywalker
The cat doesn't eat fish...a phony
The cat catches mice...an ancestral craft
The cat catches mice...a dog keeps watch...--.
The cat catches the mouse and the dog watches the door. Each keeping his own counsel
The cat teaches the tiger - to keep his hand in
The cat drills the dog's hole...an easy pass
The cat drills the mouse's hole - a no-go
The cat catches the mouse -...
The owl sings in a strange voice
The donkey pulls the mill . ...stinks and is hard
Being a metaphor for having a bad reputation and a stubborn attitude
Throwing a bomb in a latrine ...... stirs up public indignation
Being a metaphor for arousing everyone's dissatisfaction
An electric fan in a latrine ...~ out of the smelling
Roses in a latrine...no scent
Dung maggots in a latrine - seeking life in death
Peacocks in a latrine - stinking performance
Hat no child to make insoles - a depreciation to the end
Impostor - to fake the real
No strings of the lute - from where to play Coal briquettes in lime - black and white
Coal ash mixed with lime - black and white
Putting a firecracker on the eyebrow - fire is on the way
The gourmet has nothing to say.
Gourmet chatting without one speaks of food but not clothes
Looking through the door - Lyric looking down
Bricks under the threshold one kicks in and kicks out
Meng Yu returned to the surrender - convinced by the mouth and the heart
Meng Jiangnu searching for her husband
Eating honey in a dream - a sweet thought
Picking up money in a dream - a blind joy
Dreaming of a daughter-in-law
The Maitreya Buddha - smiling daily
Sunshine in a rice sieve - can't hide it
Sleeping in a rice sieve -- all eyes
Rice sieve filled with water -- many loopholes
Rice cooked into porridge -- confused
Rice store selling salt
Washing your face in a basin of rice soup - muddled head
The rice pot has just been turned on and pumped with firewood and rice - no cooperation at the critical moment
Wash your head in rice soup - confused to the core
Rats in the rice bin - no worries
Sealed cans - seamless
Sealed Drink - watertight
Sealed wax pill - flawless
Cotton dropped in water - can't be bounced (talked about)
Needle in cotton
Dough rolled in sesame seeds - more or less standing a little
Flour paste hands - touch everything a little bit
Noodle soup boiled in the birthday peach
Boiled ball in noodle soup - says you still have a bellyful of anger
Boiled light bulb in noodle soup - says you still have a bellyful of anger
The Temple of the Buddha.
The monk in the temple is longing for the bell to ring
The wooden fish in the temple - can't keep his mouth shut
The *heads* in the temple - each has its own master
The flagpole on the day of the temple gate --The five hundred Luohan in the temple - each with their own certain status
The magician's trick of making something out of nothing
Dreaming of marrying Xi Shi - -wondering
Dreaming of getting a wife -wanting to be eccentric
Dreaming of jumping into a well -false alarm; a false alarm
Dreaming of recruiting an emperor's son-in-law- -wanting to be eccentric
The craft of making clay figures - tiptoeing
The one who makes biscuits and sells soup dumplings - multi-faceted
The one who is a magistrate and loses his seal
The mold of a brick and the sheath of a knife -- a box and a set
Smashing woes and selling iron -- going out of the way to ascend to heaven on a rocket
Making a closet and not pulling the handles - stingy
Dreaming of eating Huanglian - think of the bitter
Dreaming of eating steamed buns -- a moment of glory
Dreaming of being a president -- no good deed goes unpunished
Dreaming of being in a coffin -- wanting to die
Dreaming of riding a tiger -thinking out of the box
Shooting a target in an airplane -high standardsChatting in an airplane -empty talk
Playing a lute in an airplane- -high-key
Speaking on a plane - empty words
Rockets to the moon - far away
Sitting on a well and watching the sky- -small insights; narrow vision
Sitting in a wooden boat with a parasol - no sky, no earth
Sitting in a car and looking at the scenery - we'll see
Sitting on the edge of a pot and eating fried rice poop -- eagerly
Sitting in the house and watching TV -- far away, close at hand
Lime on the mouth -- talk for nothing; eat for nothing
Mouth Bite the navel - can't reach
Drunk driver - don't want to die; play hard to get
Drunk murderer - sin (drunk) on top of sin
Drunkenness - having other plans
Left ear in, right ear out - a whisper
Left foot in right shoe - hitting in the wrong place
Writing with the left hand - not smooth
The writer's bag - there's something in it
Taking a bus without buying a ticket - a waste
Mouth hanging on the bottle of oil - greasy mouth
Mouth drama - just talk, not practice
Mouth eaten Rotten pig's hair - messy
Mouth chewing onions - talk with a spicy flavor
Mouth swallowing cyclone - mouth is not small
Mouth on the pull locks
Walking with shoes on - a living hell
Walking on a horse and sweeping the phone - a strange talk
Walking on a horse and sweeping the phone - a strange talk
Walking up and looking down - looking ahead
Pawns crossing the river - all talk and no backing down; dying and not looking back; rushing across
The family affairs of the three generations of ancestors- -to say nothing
Grabbing one's fists to live one's life--to hold one's breath; to hold one's breath
Steel needles on a drill--great
Steel needles in one's mouth
Bicycle downhill - ignore
Bicycle downhill - get over it
The life of a palm tree
Walking down the aisle to drink gruel--hasty nature
Walking down the aisle to play the monkey--a masterpiece
Walking down the aisle to play the magic trick Cotton - light and fluffy
An awl in a pocket - showing its edge
An oil lamp on the table - not lighting it
To be a nuisance to oneself
Shitting in one's own field - to vent one's anger
Bicycle with a flat tire - to blow up in anger; to collapse in anger
Table The bottom of the raised field - in the way of the upper and lower; touching the upper and lower
Catching fish to stop the upstream - the first to strike
Catching a donkey as a horse - not knowing the goods
<Woodpecker searching for food - all by one mouth; all by mouth
Resource room moving - all lose (books)
Catch the ear to cross the river - superfluous
Grabbing Zhang Fei as Li Kui to fight - wrong person; wrong person
Specializing in fat meat on the fat - snobbery
Bricks to build a wall. later on
Fire in a brick kiln - rumor (kiln smoke)
The work of a manor house - practical
The child of a manor house - Native born and raised
The crofter doesn't know cinnamon - amateur (yellow)
The crofter grows beans - step by step a bit
Pretending to be a cat to scare rats - Fake
Bamboo mats on the sun cane - sweet (scorn)
Bamboo as a drum - knocking bamboo bars
Bamboo as a fence - bonding (round)<
Walking on crutches on a muddy road - a little bit of every step
Boiling beans and burning the bean-kee - a family man's family man's family man
Boiling chicken guacamole - bending it inward;
Cooked duck - can't fly
Bothers biting the yellow dock - asking for trouble; asking for it
Grabbing red clay as vermilion sand - uneducated; muddled
They're not sure what they are. -uneducated; muddled; confused
Catch a bat talking about a mouse - uneducated
Newspaper editorials - telling the truth in every sentence
Cupcakes and snakes
The cup of water is like a cartwheel - it's useless; it doesn't help
To carry a tripod up a mountain - it's hard to eat
The rattan wicker basket shakes the gongs and drums - it's a mess. Drums and gongs - thinking nonsense
Backpacking drums into the ancestral hall - a look of being beaten
Backpacking drums and chasing mallets - asking for a beating
Backpacking door panels on the street -a big sign
Buddha on his back going down to the river -To amass a god
Stone on his back going up to the mountain -Hard to suffer; to ask for trouble; to seek trouble
Backing a A daughter-in-law crossing a log bridge - surprised and delighted
Saving a man by carrying an oil drum on his back - stirring up trouble; drawing fire
Begging for food with a jar of vinegar on one's back - being poor and sour
<Carrying a dung basket to the bank - stinking money
Carrying a dung basket all over the street - looking for death; looking for death
Carrying a coffin to the battlefield - thinking the worst
To the worst
Carrying a coffin to the battlefield - thinking the worst
Walking with a mirror on one's back - not afraid of being laughed at by future generations
Being a man with a black pot on one's back - not being able to stand up straight; not being able to stretch one's back
Catching up with a loudspeaker on one's back - soliciting for an errand.
Carrying a trumpet to the marketplace - to get the job done
Carrying a spirit tablet to the firing line - to fight for one's life
Crossing a river with cotton wool on one's back - the heavier one carries it
Carrying the oboe on one's back on an airplane
Backpacking a ladder and cursing the street - a thief
Backpacking a doll and pushing a mill - an addition
The Beijing radish - a beautiful thing in the heart
The Beijing radish - a beautiful thing in the heart
The Beijing radish --- beautiful in the heart
Opening a rice store outside the north gate --- amateur
Fruit bitten by worms --- old before it grows old
Golden deer chased by hunter -- panicked
Buried potter's maid -- never to get ahead; hard to get ahead
Not a needle in the comforter -- either a mother-in-law or a grandson
Radio in the nest - self-gratification
Teeth grinding in the nest - harboring a grudge
One foot out of the nest - who are you
The old tiger in the quilt - to leave a root of trouble; to leave a future problem
Catching fleas in the quilt - to scratch blindly
Hiding an eggplant behind the back - to have a foreign heart; to have a foreign heart
Pulling a bow behind one's back - hurting someone with a hidden arrow
Putting out a stall behind one's back - amateur
Sleeping with one's back against one's back - being considerate of others
Stealing wine from a man on his back--knowing the cold and warmth by oneself
Battling with the water on his back--breaking his back; leaving no back
The sun on the slope of the sun on his back--doesn't last long; hard to be permanent.
Climbing Mount Tai with one's hands on one's back - step by step, step by step, step by step, step by step
The stupid dog chasing the rabbit - not touching the edge; not touching the edge
The stupid girl nailing the soles of her shoes - potholes and puddles.
A stupid donkey crosses a bridge - a difficult step
A stupid cow eats a sparrow - not easy to catch
A stupid duck - can't get on the rack
A stupid duck - can't get on the rack
A stupid dog chases a rabbit - not a good idea -can't get on the rack
Stupid thief steals judge - throws himself into the net
Horse that breaks up the herd - scatters in all directions
Forcing a rooster to lay an egg- - to make things difficult; to make things difficult on purpose; to fail to do; to be unable to do
Forcing a man to jump into the sea - to do harm
Forcing business on the doorstep - to do no good
Hanging a scythe on the tip of one's nose -- can't hang it up
The tip of the nose is smeared with yellow dock -- bitter in front of the eyes; bitter in front of the eyes
Drinking water through the nostrils -- bad enough
The sweaty hairs in the nostrils
Tumor in the nostrils - bad breath
The bridge of the nose touches the bottom of the pot of ash - bad luck
The bridge of the nose A chopper on the bridge of the nose - risky; adventurous; dangerous
Glasses on the bridge of the nose - steady
Keys on the bridge of the nose - openings
Snot running down the throat - to have no outsiders
Painting white powder on the nose - to have a good look; to look good; to pretend to be ugly
To have a good look is to have a good face; to pretend to be ugly.
The manure bucket on the nose - not knowing the smell; not smelling the smell
The beeswax on the nose - not being able to get anything out of dry cravings
The beeswax on the nose - not being able to get anything out of dry cravings
The beeswax on the nose - not being able to get anything out of dry cravings.
Puppetry on the nose - a face
Horns on the nose - out of the ordinary
Fleas in the eye of the nose - a good way in but not out
The flea in the eye of the nose - a good way out. -woe in the sight; woe in the sight; urgency in the sight
Weighing weight on the nose - can't lift up one's head
Meat on the nose - oily tongue
Smoke coming out of one's nose - in a hurry
The electric light hanging under the nose - famous (bright)
Athletes on the playing field - competing to be the first
Beating the The quilt stretches out the legs - to live within one's means
The pencil is swallowed in the belly - to have a good plan
The plough ox on the fresco - not useful
The walled Plow ox - can't get away from the plow
Harmonizing with closed eyes - blindly meddling; messy meddling
Drumming with closed eyes - blindly blowing
Humming a tune with closed eyes humming a tune - having a plan in mind
Selling cloth with eyes closed - blindly pulling
Touching the snail with eyes closed - blindly touching; blindly bumping
Closed eyes to trip down the river - to listen to God
Dancing with eyes closed - blind optimism
Lecturing with eyes closed - talking blindly
Close your eyes and Walking - blindly groping
Walking the south wall with eyes closed - blindly touching
Bat looking at the sun - turning black and white upside down; dumbfounded
Whips the fast oxen -- to endure humiliation
Whip a thousand-mile colt -- to be fast
Whip a dead bird -- to labor without merit; to have labor without merit
Whip a pole to make a big sorghum
Two toads tied to the end of the whip - can't stand up to the beating
The stretcher hit the heel - landed on the ground head first
The stretcher Can't recognize it even if it's fallen over - can't read a word
The flat stretcher is stuck in the stubble - it's a match
The flat stretcher is carrying firewood - it's in charge of everything
The flat stretcher is carrying firewood - its heart is in the right place. Pick firewood - the heart hangs on both ends
The flat stretcher carries water on a slippery path - the heart hangs on both ends
The flat stretcher has no nails - the ends slip off; the ends are slippery
The flat stretcher smashes a bar.
The lentil smashes the bar - straighten it out
The lentil makes a mast - take the risk
The lentil is wrapped around the bamboo pole - there is a support
The magpie Prescription - to get rid of the disease with one's hands; to bring back the spring with one's miraculous hands
The skill of juggling - all depends on the quickness of one's hands
The bright handkerchief of juggling - not to be hidden and not to be concealed
<Bitch hangs up a sign of chastity - false decency; pretends to be decent
Bitch puts up a sign - false decency; pretends to be decent; shameless
The paper man in the mounting store - -to penetrate with a single point; to break with a single poke
The laminator goes up to the sky--Hu (糊)云
鳖蛋上抹香油--圆滑；又圆又滑
鳖咬手指头 -to grasp and not let go; to hold on to
Deflated bedbugs - to sting
Deflated ears of wheat - head raised high
Deflated mouth blowing a flute
Coffins in funeral parlors - for people
Hookers in the barracks - to mess up the army
Hailstones on a cotton tree Ice cream mixed with tofu - difficult to do
Building a house on the ice - unreliable
Painting on icebergs - good times don't last long
Ice candy canes - strings of them
Cucumber seasoned with ice candy - dry; dry and crunchy
Ice whining - cold talk
Ice and snow buried to the belly - cooled halfway
Tied for first place - no contest
Sick man opens pharmacy - self-produced and self-sold
The sick man arrives - late; late
The sick cat's tail - can't get up
The sick man slaps the ball - with breath; less breath
< p>The sick man struck by lightning - a natural or man-made disasterThe sick man who does not take his medication - waiting to die
The alarm clock that is dialed - does not strike until it is time to do so
Watching a play in a glass window - a glance through; a glance through
Glass egg turned into an egg - a set
Glass falling on a mirror - Ming hit Ming
Glass belly - see through the heart
Goldfish in a glass tank - can't make a big wave; can't turn over a big wave; no mountain road, no way out
Glass tanks shut flies- -scurry
Glass monkey - can't become a climate; no climate
People on the glass mirror - there is a shadow without a trace
Glass chopsticks holding cold noodles -- light to light
Glass bottle with boiling water -- three minutes of heat
Glass bottle with treasures -- a glance through; a glance through
Glass Bodhisattva - a god
Glass ball tied with twine - difficult
Flower pots on glass - obvious
Glass dolls -- understand people
Glass heart and crystal people -- understand people
Glass made drum -- can't stand the beating
Spinach boiled with tofu -- one clear (green) and two white
Bo Le waved his whip -- riding a horse looking for a horse
Museum display -- old antique
Tie a donkey on the neck -- not a proper village
Detonator hanging from the neck -- too much suspense
Wrapped around the neck -- stinking up the place
Lame foot Donkey chasing a rabbit - can't catch up; can't catch up
Lame horse in battle - no good end
Lame donkey - not on the right path; just on the wrong path
Lame man pulling roca - crooked pull
Lame man on stilts - sooner or later, he will have a good time
Lame man playing swing - one place to abduct the leg, everywhere to abduct the leg
Lame man playing swing - one place to abduct the leg, everywhere to abduct the leg<
The cripple playing round - sitting and shouting; sitting and shouting
The cripple driving a horse - out of reach
The cripple riding a blind horse - each has its own strengths
The lame man on stage - a precarious position
The lame man walking - swaying from side to side; wobbling; one step at a time
The ants in the dustpan - stripes is the road; every road is a road; there are many roads
The backbone of a tinkerer - to carry a black pot
The tinkerer's heel is planted - to fall back on the iron
The man who does not take a whip and a brick - to eat the hard way, but not the soft way
The man who takes a brick - to eat the hard way, but not the soft way
Not eating mutton and goat stinks - self infamy
Not out of the chicken's chicken (eggs) - bad eggs
Not sprouting grain -bad seed; coward; not a good seed
Not fall down the man to get sick of love - fidgety; restless
Not fall down the man to ride the rabbit - no stability<
Bringing dry food if you're not hungry - being prepared
Not hating the short rope, only complaining about the deep well - being wrong
Not seeing the rabbit, not spreading the eagle - doing things steadily<
Don't respect the master, respect the fellow - the wrong master
Not turn back until you touch the south wall - stubborn; stubborn to the end
Unripe grapes - very sour; acidic
Either the fish is dead or the net is broken - there is you but not me
Listening to the commentary without listening to the tune - it speaks better than it sings
The socket gun that doesn't listen to the call - it is jammed.
The house sparrow that grows feathers underneath - can't fly
Don't plant a fruit tree and eat peaches - sit back and enjoy
Buying a cat in a sack - -Unknown
Cotton thread on cloth - a thousand things
Rag doll - lack of life
Rifle jammed - - does not fire -doesn't go off
Eight hundred copper coins on a string - not in tune
The small hanging jar of eight buckets - can't hold a single stone
Eight bucks for a bowl of wontons
An eight-and-a-half-catty old turtle swallowed a steelyard weight - a cruel bastard
An eighty-year-old man carrying a burden - more than enough for his heart and not enough for his strength
Eighty year old dancing - old naivetyThe gathering of the Eight Immortals - divine chatter
August pomegranate - a head full of ideas
August Fifteen Peanuts - Blind Commanding
Taking Demon Guesses as Bodhisattvas - Not Distinguishing Good from Evil
Oration by the White Bone Monster - Confusing the People with Demonic Speeches
The Heart Made of White Wax - Cannot See the Light of Day
The Heart Made of White Wax Half a copper coin - not a square circle
Torch in the middle of the air - brilliant
The halfway desertion - a beginning without an end
Eating roast chicken in the middle of the night
The quilt in the middle of the night - in the heat of the moment
The one who pretends to be Qin Hui does not take off his costume - who has not seen you, you two-faced man!
The duck is beaten with a mallet, but it's a quack
The mallet is used as a needle, but it's not the same thing
Bao Gong is the judge of the case, but he doesn't recognize anyone else
Bun grinning - beauty out of the filling
Barking tree - not growing
Rock chiming - no need to rush
Cracker temperament -a little bit of it
Hanging a huqin behind one's back - it can't be played
Greeting behind one's back - a counter-ceremony
Getting down to the river with a stone on one's back
Hand on the back of the chicken nest - not simple (picking eggs)
Puncture practice on the quilt surface - adding flowers to the sheep
Punching in the quilt nest
Kick the ball in the nest - not seen
Forced confession - can not be trusted
Forcing the king of Chu to seek death
Drinking water through the nostrils - bad enough
Snot running up the nose - the opposite
Painting the nose with white powder
Scales hanging from the nose - a mouthful
Chancellor Bikan - no heart
Walking with eyes closed
Selling cloth with eyes closed - nonsense
Gecko's tail - living in a knot
Whip stick as a flute -- no heart
Public officials entering the county office -- strutting
A deflated ball -- soft
A blooded pig -- down
Playing tricks on the eaves -- playing with life
Fish hanging from the eaves -- drying up
Running water on the eaves
The hole in the roof - not a door
Growing wheat on the roof - excitement
Hanging chickens on the beams of the house - hanging eggs
Hanging fish on the roof - doing it. Chickens - hanging eggs
Flying a kite on the roof - starting high
Sowers on the roof - wild seeds
Grass on the room --Can't stand up straight.