What are the idioms that mean "hilarious"?

Idiom of "hilarious": full of fun, full of laughter, humor, hilarious, and can't help laughing.

1, idiom: fun.

Pinyin: miào qüng shēng

Interpretation: Ren Rong's speeches and poems are full of wonderful interests.

Source: Many ordinary things are interesting in the works of excellent authors, and an important means they use is to use metaphor. -Qin Mu's "Recalling Stone Monuments, Artistic Power and Writing Interest"

Sentence: This cartoon is really interesting.

2. Idiom: Laugh.

Pinyin: p Ρ ng fü dà xià o

Interpretation: Laugh with your hands over your stomach, describing that you can't help laughing when you encounter something ridiculous.

Source: Master Sima Yi said with a smile: "Those who have medical skills can't say ugly today, let alone wild!" -Sima Qian's Historical Records and Biography of Japan in the Western Han Dynasty.

Sentence making: After listening to his jokes, everyone burst into laughter.

3. Idiom: Humor

Pinyin: fēng qùyüu mò?

Interpretation: Speaking and acting are very interesting.

Source: Zhou Zhongshu is humorous and ambitious in the distance. -Shen Yue "Mourning Zhou She with the Master of the Covenant"

Sentence: He is a humorous person.

4. Idiom: Make people laugh.

Pinyin: incarnation of F.

Interpretation: It makes people laugh. Describe a miserable smile.

Source: stick out your tongue and stick out your lips. It's ugly and makes people laugh. ——? Lvyuan Li's Qi Lu Lantern in Qing Dynasty

Sentence: His jokes are funny.

5. Idiom: You can't help laughing.

Pinyin: rěn jün büjün

Interpretation: refers to the way you can't help laughing.

Source: "Wisteria Fall": Like a smile that can't help laughing, it is about to open.

Sentence making: This story makes people laugh.