Two-part allegorical saying of beggar eating dead crab and its implication.

Why is it called "Hanako"? There are two reasons for this. Beggars, commonly known as beggars, are often seen in some literary works of the Yuan Dynasty. The following is a complete set of two-part allegorical sayings about beggars, I hope it will help you!

1, beggar embroidery-lovable.

2. Beggars sing lotus drops-poor and happy

3, called the flower emperor-happy for a while is a while.

4. Beggars are ugly fools.

5. Beggars are guests-poor relatives

6. Beggars are emperors-happiness is an instant.

7. Beggars are officials-poor and afraid.

8. The beggar sitting in the mill-thinking about noodles.

9. Beggars are confined to the moon-there is nothing in the world.

10, beggars take ocean-going ships-the world is home.

1 1. Beggars take a mandarin duck wheel-they are at home everywhere.

12, beggars take the train-anywhere.

13, beggars sit too much-no one is there all night.

14, beggars hitchhike-Lai Da

15, beggars are drunk-poor and happy.

16. Beggars drill dry haystacks-enjoy the blessings.

17, beggars walk at night-fake haste; False busyness

18, beggars enter the house-empty-handed.

19, beggars go to clear the field-busy at both ends

20, beggars go to relatives-empty-handed; No ceremony; neglect

2 1, beggars take the catwalk-poor clothes

22. Go to grind the noodles; Be sensitive to one's reputation

23, a beggar with a fan-poor wind

24. Beggars live in Wanshou Palace-everyone is empty.

25. Beggars live in tile houses, and each has its own blessings.

26, beggars live in ruined temples-everyone is empty.

27. Beggars cook-affectation

28. The beggar on the stick-poor stick

29. The beggar leaned against a paint stick-the lining on it was unlined.

30. Beggars are the best-one step at a time.

3 1, beggars fight for the oil room-it belongs to others after dawn.

32. Beggars fight for the gatehouse-it's someone else's at dawn.

33. Beggars fight over the eaves-the dawn belongs to others.

34. Beggars fight for the gatehouse-it's just someone else's.

35. Beggars are slot doors-for others.

36. Beggars take pictures-a pitiful look

37. The beggar presses the fire-only in his arms.

38. Beggars look for bugs-it's no fun to play.

39. Beggars are lucky to get married.

40. Beggars get up early-poor and busy

4 1, beggars meet beggars-no one touches anyone's light

42. Beggars visit the West Lake-poor and romantic.

43. Beggars want salt-looking for kind people; Ask for salt

44, gnashing your teeth-extremely vicious; Qiongheng

45. Beggars keep birds-having fun in pain

46. Beggars raise girls-there is nowhere to put them.

47. Beggars adopt children-they can't afford a wife.

48. The beggar hangs the key on his chest-poor and happy.

49. Beggars give gifts-the poor pay attention to them.

50. Beggars have loose bowels-they can't make ends meet

5 1, beggars have diarrhea-they can't make ends meet.

Beggars go to the fire-everyone opens his arms.

53. Beggars miss the queen-in vain.

54. Beggar Princess-wishful thinking

55, beggars are too glutinous rice-poor

Beggars don't like rice-they are poor and fastidious.

57. Take a bath-poor and clean; Poor and clean

58. Beggars dance and beg for sticks-poor and happy.

59. Beggars dance with vinegar bottles-make them poor.

60. Beggars feed monkeys-never give up playing.

6 1, beggars attack the city gate-both inside and outside the city.

62. Beggars play Ying Ge-having fun in bitterness; Take pleasure in suffering.

63. Beggars play with dragon lanterns-poverty and happiness

64. beggars play with flowers. Hua Gun-Happy for a while is for a while.

65. Beggars drag the red lacquer stick-take advantage.

66. The beggar pushes the mill-dry Hu Long; have nothing to do

67. A beggar married a landlady-God is very happy.

Beggars compete with the Dragon King-they will lose.

69. Beggars jump off cliffs-the end of the road

70. Beggars dance-poor and happy

7 1, beggar brown rice-that's the liter; That's the sound

72, beggars pick vinegar-poor.

73. Beggars propose marriage-poverty theory; Deal with poverty

74, beggars carry sticks-to prevent dogs from biting.

75. Beggars beg for flour-poor and white

76. Beggars beg for grey noodles-poor white

77. Beggars talk about dowry-talk big.

78. Beggars send beggars-poor people share.

79. Beggars give gifts-with bare mouth

80. The beggar died and opened his mouth-the poor words were not finished.

8 1, beggars are buried standing up when they die-people are not poor.

When a beggar dies, he will stand in the dirt-the poor will never lose his walking stick.

83. Beggars have a big mouth-endless words; Speak in a lame way

84. The beggar opened his mouth wide after his death.

85, beggars say dowry-the poor talk big.

Beggars sleep in earth temples-they only daydream.

87. A beggar sleeps in a stone trough-you heat it, but it doesn't heat you.

88. Beggars sleep on the street-the cross of the poor

89. Beggars sleep at the city gate-just like inside and outside the city.

90. Beggars play with dragon lanterns-poor Huan

9 1, beggars keep the road-sit down and change.

92. The beggar wipes his tears-crying for poverty.

93. Beggars find gold ingots-happiness falls from the sky; Happy in my heart; Nowhere to put it.

94. Beggars pick up gold bars-endless happiness; be as happy as a lark

95. The beggar found gold-I was overjoyed.

96. The beggar picked up the gold bricks-he was in high spirits.

97. Beggars are bloated-poor people have a big belly-

98, beggars lice-eat poor.

99. The beggar's body is torn-useless; invalid

100, beggars reach out-ask for money.

10 1, beggars stretch their feet-rushes; Push grass

102, beggars burn paper-poor people pray

103, beggar in class-poor chat

104. Beggars go to the streets-Chandala is in rags.

105, beggars go to the grave to burn poplar leaves-do their best.

106, beggars were killed by rice-asking for it.

107, beggars marry daughters-don't pick; A pair of poor people

108, beggars marry-don't pick; Qiongzhangluo

109, beggars and beggars get married-poor people together.

1 10, beggars ask for visas-go to the top for good luck.

1 1 1, beggars ask long-term workers-everyone is hungry; Sit down hand in hand

1 12, beggars holding monkeys-playing with their hearts.

1 13, beggars attract monkeys-play with your heart.

1 14, beggars get up early-false busy; Work hard to make a living.

1 15, beggars ride rotten horses-more bits and pieces

1 16, beggars riding dogs-poor people and poor horses; The poor and the thin horse.

1 17, beggars meet beggars-extremely poor.

1 18, the beggar met a beggar-extremely poor.

1 19, beggars meet beggars-extremely poor.

120, beggars have a fleeting time-creating new flower heads.

12 1, beggars take pictures-poor phase

122, beggars dance yangko-poor and chic

123, beggars chanting-poor people muttering

124. Beggars hold begging sticks-poor and tight.

125, the beggar took a bun-coming.

126, beggars don't have overnight meals-time waits for no man; Sad days

127, beggars are not free-poor and busy

128, beggars didn't spend the night-life is sad.

129, beggars didn't get rice all night-so poor.

130, beggars sell mosquitoes and cigarettes-just for a hand mask.

13 1. Beggars sell mosquitoes and cigarettes-just for a place to cover their hands.

132, beggars sell bedding-people are poor and goods are poor.

133, beggars sell shorts-nothing.

134, beggars sell vinegar-poor.

135, beggars sell cloth-poor pull

136, beggars scold long buns-the same as each other.

137, beggars take pictures-a pitiful face.

138. The beggar's mouth was open when he died-the poor words were not finished.

139, Beggar Chat-Poor Chat

140, beggar refining slag-full refining; Keep reading, keep reading.

14 1, beggar drum-poor and happy

142, beggars grab the cold rice in the basket-unreasonable

143, beggars have dysentery-poverty and illness.

144, Beggars Playing Huqin-Having fun with others

145. Beggars have loose bowels ——————————— They can't make ends meet.

146, beggars trapped along the street-push your luck.

147, beggars praise their ancestors-worthless.

148, beggars knock on the salt jar-there is no salt smell.

149, beggars bake buns-we can't wait for it to get hot.

150, beggars roast themselves in their arms by the fire-only care about themselves.

15 1, beggar selling rice-only one; Only one liter; There is only one voice; Ask for it; Say a word; Speaking of which, a liter.