Two-part allegorical sayings for the deaf in the theater

Related allegorical sayings

Related allegorical sayings are

Cover the table with a sheet because it is too big.

The waiter takes the key-he has a job but no right; Be a master but not a master.

Turtledove in a cage-I don't know the spring and autumn

God's father.-God knows who it is.

Sail instead of rowing-go with the flow

There is a loud suona in the toilet-smelly blow.

Rats as bats-staying up all night for nothing

Buy a box and return the pearl-don't know the goods. )

Dung beetles landed in the cesspool-what river and sea did it cross?

The sheep hit the corner-hit the top; Top and projection

Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself-cornered

Confused temple confused god-confused together.

The rice screen blocks the door-more thoughts; Very loving

The pallbearer smiled-crying and laughing; Cry, cry, laugh

It's difficult to thread a needle with chopsticks.

More allegorical sayings

Eat mulberry leaves and spin silk-there are goods in your stomach

The fox fell into the sewage pool-ashamed and smelly.

Pulling a cart on the threshold-a dilemma,

Monkey Sun was blindfolded in the clouds for a long time-standing high and seeing far, climbing high and seeing far.

Pot in Yixing-Good Mouth

Draw water without turning off the tap-let it drift: let it drift

Sprinkle cotton on thistles-the more complete, the more chaotic.

Put a cigarette on your head-it's full of smoke.

Blacksmith's and Fireman's pliers (on fire)

Zhang Fei ate a certain weight,

The gardener went to the temple-a meritorious minister (bowing)

Stick tape on the horn-it won't ring.

Horse racing eats roast duck-I don't know where to throw this bone.

Curved seedlings grow curved trees-curved roots.

Walk the dirt road step by step with crutches.

explain

Two-part allegorical saying is a special language form of Chinese, which is logical reasoning. The explanation part is the result of reasoning from the previous metaphor part, and the figurative two-paragraph allegorical two-part allegorical saying uses objective or imaginary things as metaphors. If you know the characteristics and situation of Bibi, you can naturally understand the mystery of the second half sentence, and the extended meaning of Xiehouyu is called one-liners in Beijing, which means that the second half sentence can be omitted.