What are the "funny" six-character idioms?

The six-character idiom "funny" is: selling dog meat by hanging sheep's head, pot calling the kettle black, puzzling, asking for help is better than asking for help, ignorant of Mount Tai,

Hanging sheep's head and selling dog meat idioms.

Pinyin guàyang tóu màI güu ròu rêu u rê u

Interpretation of hanging a sheep's head and selling dog meat. Metaphor is a cover in the name of goodness, but it is actually a misnomer or a bad thing. This word comes from the Song Dynasty Shi Puji's Five Lights Meeting Yuan, Volume 16.

Source Songshi Puji's "Five Lantern Festival Yuan" Volume 16: "Hanging sheep's heads and selling dog meat will be bad and backward, and will perish early." Song Shi Bai Wei's "Continued Lantern Biography" Volume 3 1: "We know what evidence it has."

Idiom pot calling the kettle black

Pronunciation of Hu, Hib, Hu, Xi, Hu.

A man who takes fifty steps back in a battle will laugh at a man who takes a hundred steps back. Metaphor means that you have the same shortcomings and mistakes as others, only to a lesser extent, but you laugh at others without knowing it.

The source "Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang": "Fill it up, even the weapons, abandon the armor and drag the troops, or stop after a hundred steps, or stop after fifty steps." What if the pot is too black? "

Idioms are puzzling.

The pronunciation of b is with B.?

Interpretation 100: many times; Solution: understand. I thought about it all, but I couldn't figure it out.

Said by: Cloud Notes of Yuewei Caotang Volume XIII: "This is really inexplicable."

Better to rely on yourself than to go to others for help.

Pronunciation qiúrén bérúqiújǐ

It is better to work hard than to ask others.

From the Analects of Confucius Wei Linggong: "A gentleman seeks for himself, while a villain seeks for others." Wen Zi Suntech: "It's better to complain than to complain."

Idioms have eyes but don't know mount tai.

Pronunciation? yǒu yǎn büshítàI shān？

Interpretation has eyes, but I don't know Mount Tai. The metaphor is too narrow to recognize people with high status or great skills.

From the second episode of "The Water Margin" by Nai 'an, Shi Ming: "If your master is so strong, he must be the commander in chief. Children have eyes that don't know Taishan. "