English jokes have similes and metaphors.

In English (see Chinese "metaphor"), metaphor is different from simile. It is not expressed by like or as, but a rhetorical device that hides comparison. Metaphor is also called metaphor. Expression: A is B.

Metaphor is metaphor, using one thing as a metaphor for another.

For example:

1. He is a pig. He is a pig. (Metaphor: He is a pig, which means dirty and gluttonous. )

She is a woman with a heart of stone. She is a woman with a heart of stone. (Metaphor: This woman is ruthless. )

Mark Twain is a mirror of America. Mark Twain is a mirror of America. It is easy to compare the reality of America with a mirror. )

For example:

The whole world is a stage. (Shakespeare)