What are the idioms that always joke about other people's shortcomings?

Bring shame on yourself: Bear: incur, anger means that you have done something excessive and incurred (angered) insults.

Take the consequences yourself: it means that you have done something bad, been hurt or punished.

Not salty or light: ① dull; Ordinary. (2) refers to ridicule.

Play the wind and play the moon: ridicule: ridicule; Get: enjoy; Romantic: refers to all kinds of natural scenery. Refers to the words that describe scenes such as wind, clouds and moon dew, and have poor ideological content. ——?

Lion roars: It is a metaphor for being jealous of his wife's anger, so as to laugh at people who are afraid of their wives.

Scold: Sharp ridicule and abuse.

Talking and laughing: solution: elimination; Mock: ridicule. Let's use it to get rid of things that are laughed at.

Get rid of the wind on the moon: get: enjoy; Mock: ridicule; Romantic: refers to all kinds of natural scenery. Refers to the words that describe scenes such as wind, clouds and moon dew, and have poor ideological content.

Self-mockery: Use words or actions to cover up or forgive yourself for being laughed at.

Self-inflicted: I did something stupid and bad, and I was unlucky.

Talk back: Talk back or talk back. Accused of being unconvinced, in turn mocking each other.

Small talk: a casual comment that describes irresponsibility.

Poke the spine: expose others' scars behind their backs and say their shortcomings. Usually being poked in the spine is not a good thing.