What are the three-word proverbs of failure or making a fool of yourself?

The three-word proverb to fail or make a fool of yourself is to make a fool of yourself.

Pinyin: chyáng Xiang

Interpretation: making jokes; Make a fool of yourself.

Interpretation of Quotations: Xia Yan's Emancipate the Mind, Study hard and Practice hard: "Reading more books won't make a fool of yourself, but just learn some basic knowledge." ?

Other three-character proverbs and their explanations

1, fishing for the world: refers to going out.

2, leaving a tail: metaphorically speaking, things are not done thoroughly, and there are still problems.

3. Reveal the clues: It means that the hidden truth has been revealed.

4. Lang Langpei: Squeeze the different wishes of both sides.

5, seesaw: pull back and forth between each other.

6. Rolling: More and more.

7. a drowned rat: it describes being soaked to the skin, like a chicken falling into hot water.

8. Ma Daha: the abbreviation of "so-so" refers to a careless person.