Who makes up the phrase?

Who makes up the phrases: who is right and who is wrong, who is right and who is wrong, whose hand will die, who has never died since ancient times in life, who else can I give up? If you can't include it, who's name is who? Who can I return to? Don't dare to do anything to anyone.

Who is right and who is wrong: It means who is right and who is wrong.

Who will win the deer: Chasing a wild deer is used as a metaphor for fighting for political power. "I don't know who will win the deer" means not knowing whose hands the power will fall or who will win the final victory.

No one has ever died since ancient times: No one has been able to live forever since ancient times, but his death should be worthwhile.

Who else would it be if you gave me up?: Except. Who else but me? It means that only you can take the responsibility. Describes standing up and having the courage to take responsibility.

Mo: Love: Cherish; Mo: No. Although I feel concerned and sympathetic, I have no power to help.

Who would you rather give me back? It describes a person who dares to take on responsibilities and will never give in when faced with something that should be done.

If a pearl emerges from the water, everyone will pick it up and hold it in their mouth.

Whose last name is it? Ask for the name of the person asking.

Who made the sentence:

1. This girl is so sharp-tongued that no one can speak to her.

2. He doesn’t listen to anyone, he is so stubborn!

3. You two are evenly matched, so no one needs to make fun of the other.

4. On the sports field, you are chasing after me, and no one is willing to be outdone.

5. I don’t know who is right or wrong in this matter.

Who will I return to? I still want to say who I will return from.

No one dares to do anything to him: No one dares to do anything to him. It describes bad people doing whatever they want but no one dares to intervene or stop them.