The riddle of seeking Spring Festival couplets is a riddle with Spring Festival couplets as its riddle. Better have more.

Why do tides appear in the morning and at night? Only flowing water comes from the source.

Can't win the championship because of the rain [verse]

Yin Ping, the dawn crows [poem]-Dongfang Bai

Twittering in the morning [verse]-The whole sky is white.

Yin flourishes while Yang declines [verse]-Happiness when giving birth to a girl instead of a boy.

Cloudy day [verse]-neither rain nor mercy.

It turned cloudy [verse]-it was neither raining nor sunny.

The backup program of the concert, Jade Wrist [Poetry]-This song should only exist in the sky.

When it rains obscenity and hates the sky, it is love [poem]-.

Galaxy [verse]-This song should only exist in the sky.

The concrete explanation of guessing method

Knowing the law generally means understanding the meaning of riddles and connecting them with the answers. For example, the long hook on the face and the fan hanging from the head corner. Four thick pillars and a braid. (Hit an animal elephant)

Reflection means guessing the meaning of a puzzle. For example, don't use villains (be a gentleman with Chinese herbal medicine)

Borrowing deduction method does not need the original meaning or polysemy or antonymy of riddle, but uses riddle to solve new ideas and deduct answers. For example, Ming Kai (Yuan Jie, a writer in the Tang Dynasty) is interpreted as "the early Ming Dynasty", that is, the end of the Yuan Dynasty, so the answer is "Yuan Jie".

The side buckle method does not understand the original meaning of the riddle, but uses ambiguity to set off the riddle from the side. For example, Jiangfeng Fishing Fire here (playing a double red character in The Scholars) is named after Maple and Fire, both of which are red, so Double Red fits the puzzle.

The characters on the puzzle are buckled with answers, some with one word, some with multiple words, and some with multiple words. For example, Wang Chuan (playing fifteen levels in a Kunqu opera) is commonly known as fifteen levels, and "Chuan" and "Guan" are synonymous and deducted as fifteen levels respectively.

Tracing back to the source, tracing back to the source of the puzzle and its original source, and then combining the puzzle, is also called connecting the preceding with the following. For example, the Peach Blossom Pond is unparalleled in thousands of feet (to paraphrase), and the mystery is associated with the following sentence "Peach Blossom Pond is deeper than thousands of feet": "It is not as good as Wang Lun's".

Addition adds strokes of some words suggested in the puzzle or adds some words to match the answers. For example, the "good" here is deducted from "good", "good mountain" and "good mountain", which adds up to "Cui"; "Good water" and "good water" add up.

Subtraction is to reduce the strokes of some words suggested by riddles, or to subtract some words to match the answers. For example, there is no water in the pool, and there is no mud on the ground. Removing the third part of the water in the pool means "yes", and removing the word "ground" means "yes".

Addition and subtraction according to the tips of the puzzle, some words add strokes, some words subtract strokes, both add and subtract, and finally buckle the puzzle. For example, the top goes to the bottom, the bottom goes to the top, the two ends go to the middle, and the middle goes to the two ends. This riddle is a riddle eye, which can be combined into a riddle by dividing it into upper and lower parts.

The mystery of separation from the bottom reflects the mystery of separation. When you guess, combine the riddles and then combine the answers. For example, seven people (name a civilized county)

The out-of-plane method separates some words from the crossword puzzle to fit the answer. For example, "tea" (to use a proverb)

According to the characteristics of things and the structure of Chinese characters, pictographic method imitates people and things, visualizes them, makes people associate them and increases interest. For example, two points on the ice don't feel too much, and stones press water to climb the slope.

This riddle is based on the overall picture meaning of the riddle. For example, the reflection of two rows of mountains in a distant tree and the horizontal flow of a leaf in a canoe. (clever typing)

When using direct homophonic method to do riddles, words with the same or similar pronunciation should be used instead of words to distract people's attention and achieve the purpose of hiding riddles. For example, increase 12 ounce (a city in Tianjin), "increase 12 ounce" and "weight increase" are homophonic with "Tianjin".

Intermittent harmony method is to decompose some words in the puzzle first, and then harmonize the answers. For example, if the two specifications are different (the word "shoe"), first divide the "shoe" into two parts: "Gui" and "Ge", which are homophonic, which accords with the answer.

Contrast is to compare words with similar or opposite shapes and meanings to match the answers. For example, it is not good to add a sum, but double it (for a long time)

The personification method personifies the words in the riddle and connects them with the answers. For example, there is a little girl in yellow. You bully her, she stabs her.

The way to imitate things is to objectify a person or a part of the human body, or to objectify riddles or their semantics and connect them with the answers. For example, a pillow.

This riddle is usually a question-and-answer riddle. For example, who cares about the 800 thousand imperial army? (Make an idiom to bear the brunt)

In the part-of-speech riddle of Yundian method, familiar idioms, spoken language, poems and allusions are used as riddles to interpret the meanings respectively, so as to fit the answers. For example, Baoyu proposed marriage (hitting an American historical figure Lincoln)

Exclusion method is to exclude one party and take one party, and to exclude many parties and take one party. It's easier to get rid of than to get rid of. For example, saying no doesn't mean saying no and taking it doesn't mean taking it.

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