Jokes, ancient poems, two-part allegorical sayings and couplets that embody the homophonic characteristics of Chinese characters. It's urgent

1. joke: the mushroom was walking on the road and was hit by an orange. Mushroom is furious: "I don't have eyes, go to hell." Then the orange died. Because bacteria will kill oranges, oranges must die. If you want me dead, I have to die. )

2. Ancient Poems: Sunrise in the east and rain in the west, although the road is sunny, it is sunny. (sunshine sympathy)

3. Two-part allegorical saying: Onion mixed with tofu-one green and two white (green and white are distinct)

4. couplet: the first couplet: Lian (pity) has painstaking efforts.

Bottom line: pears (separate) the acid in children's stomachs.

Homophony is a means to form a special expression with homophones or similar homophones, and it is an active application and exploration of homophones.

As some scholars have pointed out, homophonic is an art in Chinese and China culture. Indeed, as we all know, homophonic is not a unique phenomenon in Chinese. Most languages in the world have expressions, and only Chinese can give full play to homophony.

According to Ruan's statistics, there are only 13 figures of speech related to homophones in Chinese. In addition, homophony has gone beyond the linguistic category and wandered in some non-linguistic fields, emitting a unique flavor of Chinese. It can be said that homophonic art permeates the wisdom of the Chinese nation, and homophonic art shows the characteristics of China culture.

In the past, people paid more attention to homophony from the perspective of rhetoric and folklore; Taking care of it from a cultural perspective will enrich the connotation of homophonic art.