Nine-square idioms about monkey characters

Year of the Monkey, Horse Month, Monkey and Horse: One of the Twelve Zodiacs. It refers to the years to come.

A monkey's head is as active as a monkey's. Describe it as impetuous.

Apollo, the monkey, described people who like to show off their cleverness as gullible.

The monkey saved the moon and described it as trouble, but it got hurt.

Spiny monkey spine: A spiny plant. A macaque carved on the tip of a thorn. It describes a deceptive activity or a difficult occupation.

Sharp-billed monkey cheeks: cheeks. Sharp mouth and thin cheeks. Describe people as ugly and vulgar.

Bathe the monkey, bathe the monkey: macaque; Crown: Wear a hat. The monkey in the hat is not a real person after all. The metaphor is superficial and looks like a puppet. It is often used to satirize people who take refuge in evil forces and steal power.

A wooden monkey with a crown and a hat dressed as a human being. It's a superficial metaphor with no real skill. Used to satirize people who take refuge in power and steal it.

Monkey-crowned monkey: macaque; Crown: Wear a hat. The monkey in the hat is not a real person after all. The metaphor is superficial and looks like a puppet. It is often used to satirize people who take refuge in evil forces and steal power.

Macaque riding a local ox is a metaphor for slow promotion.

The metaphor of bathing and dressing a monkey is illusory and looks like a puppet. It is often used to satirize people who take refuge in evil forces and steal power.

Playing tricks means being naughty.

Killing a chicken as an example is a metaphor for punishing one person to intimidate or warn others.

It is said that monkeys are afraid of blood, so people who train monkeys kill chickens and bleed to scare them.

Make an example of others.

Make an example of others. It is a metaphor to warn others by punishing one person.

There are no tigers on the mountain, and monkeys call them kings, which means that there are no capable people, and ordinary people also play a major role.

Among the blinds the one-eyed man is king.

The metaphor of a dragon bathing a monkey is an empty name, not a reality.

Five horses and six monkeys describe unruly and uncontrolled people.

The crowned monkey is riding on the porch crane and wearing a hat.

Wearing a monkey crown: wearing a hat; Monkey bathing: a macaque. The monkey in the hat is not a real person after all. The metaphor is superficial and looks like a puppet. It is often used to satirize people who take refuge in evil forces and steal power.

Apes and monkeys use the moon as a metaphor for ignorance. It's also a metaphor for wasting your energy.

Kill the chicken to teach the monkey, kill the chicken to warn.