Ten idioms in one category

Girls love flowers, boys love cannons - each has his own preferences; each has his own preference

Girl's thread balls - there is a clue

Girl embroiders purses ——Concentrate on your heart

The lonely lamb——the motherless cub

Playing chess in the orphanage——poor and happy; having fun in poverty

The lone soldier accidentally fell into the pocket array—— —It’s easy to get in and it’s hard to get out

The lonely old man’s bachelor son—depending on each other

The orphan met his relatives—overjoyed

The cooper’s skill—adult radius

The cooper repairs the dustpan - a special task

The owner of the antique shop - knows the goods with his eyes

The rat in the antique shop - cannot be touched

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Antique dealer - he knows the goods with his eyes

Things on the antique stalls - sold at high prices

The calligraphy and paintings in the ancient tombs - it's time to watch (frame)

Smoke rises from the ancient tombs - will-o'-the-wisps

The flagpole in the ancient temple - unique; old bachelor

Performance of ancient music - old tunes repeated

The forehead of the ancient seal script monument - difficult to understand

Grain chaff wipes the butt - unfavorable for the rope

Grain chaff rubs the rope - cannot be used; difficult to join hands

Steamed steamed buns with grain bran - cannot be pinched together; difficult to knead together

Sorghums growing in the millet field - standing out; getting ahead

Corn growing in the millet field - standing out

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The stone in the grain - throw it away

Sit on the rocket under the butt - jump up a few times

The bull is fighting hard - intrigue

The bull is on the body Pull out the hair - insignificant; insignificant; not noticeable

The cow is stuck in the quagmire - in a dilemma

The bones are stuck in the throat - unable to swallow or spit out

Oil boiling in the bones - rare; hard to come by

A toad with a bulging belly drills into the trumpet - swallows the anger

An electric fan is installed on the drum - bragging

Planting willows in the Forbidden City - the tree cannot stand up

Concentrate on lighting the fire, not turning over the pot - in a hurry

Picking melons in the melon patch - so dizzy

Selecting melons in the melon field - the more you look at them, the more beautiful they become

The melons are ripe and the stems have fallen off - the time is right

The melon vines wrap around the bean shed - they become entangled

Melon seeds treat guests with a little heart

The melon seeds are peeled off - the sweetheart (benevolence)

Although the melon seeds are small - they are the heart of the person (benevolence)

Wear a silk shirt when the wind blows - it shakes up

The wind sweeps the floor, and the rain splashes on the street - false positivity

The wind sweeps the floor - false positivity; superfluous

The widow beats the child—reluctant to part with it

The widow enters the pawn shop—no one wants anyone, and no money if she wants money

The widow sells the child—the last resort

The widow goes to the grave - weeps and wipes her tears

The widow chooses a husband - as she pleases

Hang up the plow stick and ring the bell - she is so poor that it jingles

Watching a play with a baby hanging - a joy

Eating vegetarian food with a hanging bacon - unbearable

Handing mosquito nets to light mosquito coils - redundant

Selling a sheep head with a hanging Dog meat - words and deeds are inconsistent

Crutches blowing fire - clueless

Crutches chasing horses - out of reach

Turn out the lights and beat the old woman - use force in secret; Jin

Looking for the beautiful bearded man in Guandi's temple - I'll make sure you don't miss out

The hero of Guandong - extraordinary spirit

Guan Gong hangs a gourd around his neck - he blushes. Coarse

Guan Gong sneezes - self-bragging (must)

Guan Gong works as a carpenter - takes drastic measures

Guan Gong fights against Li Kui - takes drastic measures

Guan Gong's knife shop - genuine goods at reasonable prices

Guan Gong's nosebleed - red on top of red

Guan Gong sells tofu - people are strong but goods are not strong

Guan Gong wants to be seen in front of him Big Sword——Don’t overestimate yourself

p>Guan Gong dances with the broadsword - a good show

Guan Gong is in Cao Ying - absent-minded

Guan Gong fights Qin Qiong - disrupts the dynasty; cannot be defeated

Guan Gong leaves Maicheng - the last move; death is imminent

The bear in the cage - spinning around

The monkey in the cage - scratching its ears and head

Master Guan went to the banquet - straight to the point

Master Guan watched "Spring and Autumn" - it was clear at a glance

The horn was turned off - silent

Walk on stilts with the door closed ——Looking high upon oneself

Singing folk songs behind closed doors—appreciating oneself

Saying chili peppers behind closed doors—that’s enough

Hitting dogs behind closed doors—not running away; can’t run away; Desperate; beaten to death

Close the door and beat the beggar - make fun of the poor

Close the door and beat the gong - the sound of the name (ring) is outside

Close the door and beat the beggar - inside Hands

Close the door and hit the blind man - he did not run away; he cannot run away

Living behind closed doors - he knows the inside story

Close the door and squeeze his nose - he encountered a coincidence

Closing the door to scold the emperor - the family is unruly; does not work

Closing the door to touch the blind - not running; unable to run

Closing the door to raise a tiger - endless troubles

Guan Yu surrenders to Cao Cao - he is in Cao's camp and his heart is in Han

Guan Yu loses Jingzhou - arrogant soldiers will be defeated

Guan Yunchang farts - he doesn't know how to blush

Guan Yunchang guards his sister-in-law - friendship is the most important thing

Guan Yunchang said about "Three Kingdoms" - he only talked about killing six generals in five passes, not talking about walking in Maicheng

Hit the God of Wealth behind closed doors ——Extremely poor

Viewing the scenery on Mount Tai—Looking back to see the high and low

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva—responsive to all requests

Guanyin’s belly—charitable heart

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Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva sneezes - looks good

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva's five internal organs - full of mud

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva is eighteen years old - young (temple spirit)

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva has a poisonous hand - a kind face but a bad heart

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva gives birth to a baby - God knows; God knows

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva sits on a lotus platform - high up

Filling the holes in the Guanyin Hall - not good (repairing the temple)

The big rat in the official warehouse - eating and drinking

The official issued a notice - the people deserve to die

The official’s yamen—difficult to enter

The official goes to court—step by step

The official gets off the sedan chair—no (step)

Champion and runner-up - one of the best

Painting flowers on the coffin board - to please the ghost

Using the coffin as a manger - improper use of materials

The coffin boss gritted his teeth ——Hateful people will not die

Powder in the coffin——dead romance

Beat a gong in the coffin——noisy to death; haunted

Bed bugs in the coffin——bite Dead people

Putting dog shit in the coffin - the stink of death

Spreading ashes in the coffin - insulting the dead

Putting hands in the coffin - you want money when you die; you don't want it when you die Face

Begging for debt in the coffin - forcing the person to death

Scratching in the coffin - not knowing whether to live or die

Begging for teeth in the coffin shop - forcing the person to death

The coffin shop cut corners - a trap for people to die

Painting beauties on the coffins - it amused people to death

Set firecrackers on the head of the coffin - it scared people to death

Waterkeeper Open the gate - let it flow; let it flow

Peep a glimpse of the leopard in the tube - get a glimpse

Canned food - eat it freely

Crush garlic in the jar - a hammer Buying and selling

Putting shrimps in a jar - catching blind people (shrimps)

Planting flowers in a jar - you will not live long; you will not live long

Boiling a cow head in a jar - Don't go deep; can't go deep

Shirtless man playing with swordsman - sooner or later he will be good-looking

Shirtless man looking for a machine gun - shirtless battle

Bachelor pair

Bachelor - Erpole

Bachelor moves house - saves trouble

Bachelor divides the land - works alone

Bachelor lives a lonely life

A bachelor farming - earning his own living

Barefoot and wearing slippers - can't lift; can't lift; can't lift; forget about it

Barefoot into the ice cellar ——It’s so cold

Barefoot walking into a thorn nest——a dilemma

The meowing cat——can’t catch mice

The bare head is falling Fly - it's obvious

Bare butt to chase thieves - bold and not ashamed

Naked butt to hang - shameful; shameless

Bare butt to go to the battlefield ——Be bold and don’t be ashamed

Turning the butt naked——Turning in circles is embarrassing

It doesn’t rain when the wind blows——Dry blowing

Riding a tiger naked—— Be bold but not ashamed

All talk but no practice - mouth play

Bald head ran into the monk's temple - to make up for it

Slap on the bald head - upright (beat) ) Bright

There are only drumsticks - no sound

Cantonese people speak Beijing dialect - southern accent and northern accent

The gate of hell stops - birth and death

Japanese soldiers wielding swords and guns - full of murderous intent

Japanese soldiers sweep up large dragnets - ten rooms are empty

The executioner's skills - murderous activities

The executioner blushed - his fierce look was revealed

The executioner grinned - he hid the knife in his smile

The imperial concubine sighed - not happy

Guilin Sanhua Wine - so strong

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Kneel down and raise pigs - for the sake of money

Rolling stone down the mountain - hit it to the end

Boil the doll in a boiling pot - an acquaintance

Boiling water for boiling pot - steaming hot

Boiling water for tea - strong and fragrant

Boiling water for rice krispies - happy

Boiling water for ants - a nest of ants They are all dead

Pick up gold in a boiling pan of oil - it is difficult to do it; unable to do it; unable to do it

Put salt in a pan of boiling oil - it explodes; it explodes

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Fry fried dough sticks in a boiling oil pan - toss and turn

Millet on the side of the pot - boiled out

Poke holes in the bottom of the pot - poke holes

There is a hole in the pot lid - the air is released

The pot lid is used as a bellows - it is exposed to heat and cold air

The chicken in the pot - it is difficult to fly

The crab in the pot - it won't last long

The fish in the pot - don't even think about jumping

The lantern in the boiler room - fainted

The pot rake makes the shadow of the lamp - burnt people

The oil residue on the pot table - produced by practicing (refining)

Growing melons on the pot table - difficult to germinate

The pot is too dark for the kettle - I don't know how ugly I am

Porridge is cooked in the pot - Tonggui rice is rotten

Stir-fried stones in the pot - no oil or salt is added

International Merchant Marine - Layman (sailing)

Flying a kite with bound feet - notorious Divide

Wrap your head and hang yourself - tear (die) without shame

Winter snails encounter spring water - feel proud

Winter pickle jar - soak Let's go

Crossing the Dragon Boat Festival's faucet - just talking

Crossing the river and tearing down the bridge - leaving no way out

Crossing the river and drawing boards - no conscience

The tail of the ox crossing the river - it cannot be pulled

The pawn crossing the river - it can be done horizontally or vertically; it can only advance but not retreat; there is no way out

Crossing the river to wash feet ——Achieving two birds with one stone

Crossing the river and pulling the beard——Humility (pulling the beard)

A rat crossing the street——everyone shouts to beat him

Throwing a walking stick across the river—— —Forgot the origin

The dough that has been fermented too hard is limp; it is a pile of limp

The soybeans that have passed through the sieve are not big or small

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Filtered air - fresh

Passers feeding horses - doing things inappropriately

Passers mourning - dead people understand

Eating bean dregs during the Chinese New Year - extremely poor

Pigs during the Chinese New Year - live not long; do not live long

Knocking on the pot lid during the Chinese New Year - extremely poor

Marrying a wife during the Chinese New Year—double happiness

Expired ticket—invalid

Going through five levels and defeating six generals—extraordinary spirit

Pug catching mice— —Like a cat but not as capable as a cat

When a pug sees its master, it wag its tail and beg for mercy; it bows its head to its ears

A pug calls a cat—it mistakenly recognizes its master

The pug is gone Eyes - blind look

Pug on the wall - scratching hard

Pug wagging tail - showing courtesy

Pug sitting on the wall - pretending to be a rich man on the ground

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Harbin's ice sculptures - cold and hard

Haw-fuck mirror - out of shape

Halloween melon soaked in rock sugar - sweetened with sweetness; so sweet

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The backbone of a child - a villain (back)

The seal goes up the mountain - it cannot be done; there is no way

The sea cucumber has long thorns - it will not hurt anyone

Long kelp on the bottom of the sea - deep roots

Salvaging embroidery needles from the bottom of the sea - difficult to deal with

Potties on the bottom of the sea - impenetrable

Searching for the moon in the sea - working in vain; working in vain

Planting onions on the seabed - deep roots; deep roots

The big customs bell - report it when the time comes

Sea Pepper Life——Laolaihong

Reefs in the sea——appear and disappear

Oysters coming ashore——don’t even think about opening your mouth

Sea The Dragon King yawned - such a loud tone

The Sea Dragon King's minions - shrimp soldiers and crab generals

The Sea Dragon King is looking for his son-in-law - the soup comes, the water goes; the water comes, the soup Go inside

Sleep in a conch shell - refuse to show your head

An official who grew up in the sea - be lenient

Open a shop on the beach - layman

Jellyfish heads are used to make hats - pretending to be naughty

The shrimps in the sea - cannot make waves

Take the right medicine for whatever disease you are suffering from - prescribe the right medicine

Say nice things with rock sugar - sweet words

Sleep with sugar - sweet dreams

Cold wave news - cold words

Fan in the cold winter - Dreadful

Eating ice water in the twelfth lunar month of winter - a little bit into the heart

A hornet's nest in the twelfth lunar month of winter - empty and empty; empty

Giving a fan in the twelfth lunar month of winter - Ignorant of affairs

Baking in the sun in the cold weather - just muddle along

Cold and heat meter - rising and falling

Eating popsicles in the cold weather - having fire in your heart

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Han Xiangzi became a monk - never to return

Han Xiangzi played the flute - extraordinary

Han Xiangzi played the flute - extraordinary

Han Xiangzi's flower basket - you have whatever you want

Han Xin ordered his troops - the more the better; the more the better

Han Xin attacked Chu - he built a plank road openly and crossed Chencang secretly

The Emperor of the Han Dynasty killed the white snake - cut it in half

The turtle on the dry land - no place to stay; no place to hide; no place to escape

The fish and shrimp on the dry land - will not live long

Clams in the dry land - they will only be rampant for a few days

Clams in the dry land - dry and bulging bellies

Dry seedlings will get rain - just in time

A well in dry weather - the level is too low

A loach in a dry field - drill deep

A landlubber crossing a river - not knowing the depth

Landlubber chases the cat - hurry up

The landlubber chases the dog - the pole is broken

The aviation control - adapt to the situation

The aggressive rooster - It’s amazing; I can’t get fat

Aggressive goat—butt back and forth

Collision; butt and collision

A good son does not have a good wife - it is rare to have both; a fly in the ointment

A good man does not suffer the immediate disadvantages - he knows the current affairs

A good man goes to Liangshan ——Forced out

A good flower is stuck in cow dung - a pity

A good flower leaves the soil - it cannot survive

A good horse will not turn back to eat grass. ——Stubborn

A good horse is whipped—endure the humiliation

A good girl marries an ugly man—not a good match

A good girl marries a bad man, and a donkey eats peonies— —Inappropriate matching

There are not many good people to pick out bad people among the good ones

Good people cry out for injustice--if injustice is not done, they cry out

Good people sit in the waiting room--the injustice is not in vain

Good intentions are treated as a donkey’s liver and lungs - not knowing what is good or bad

Good intentions are struck by lightning - unjustly

The mouthpiece is stuffed with cotton - unable to play

The mouse goes into the box - loses the (food) capital

The mouse moves - the poor thing

The mouse pretends to be a bat - stays up late

The mouse comes out Hole - definitely not a good thing

A mouse digs a hole - looking for a way out

A mouse plays on a swing - head down

A mouse wears glasses - its eyes are short-sighted

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The mouse falls down the hole - takes the back door

The eyes of the mouse - short-sightedness

The mouse climbs the windmill - and goes back all the way

The mouse falls into the water Urn - fashionable (wet hair)

A rat falls into a rice vat - easy to get in and hard to get out; happy and sad; a mixture of joy and sorrow

A rat falls into a noodle vat - looks at people with blank eyes

A rat stares at a thief - a thief's eyes

A rat attacks a thief - a rebellion in the nest

A rat teases a cat - brings trouble upon itself; gets into trouble

A mouse makes friends with a toad—with bad intentions

A mouse skates—slips away quickly

A mouse enters the bellows—is looking for trouble

The rat gnaws at the granary - guarding and stealing

The rat gnaws at the kitchen knife - a dead end

The rat gnaws at the plate - full of words (porcelain)

The rat gnaws at the camel - big There is oil and water to fish for

Mouse gnaws on wood - can't bear to eat

Mouse gnaws on books - chews on words

Mouse gnaws on corn cobs - crawls along the pole (stalk)

A rat’s hole—it can’t be filled

A rat grinds its teeth—it’s hard to find a job

A rat climbs a hook on a scale—it calls itself a mouse

A rat Climbing on the horns of an ox - being arrogant

A rat climbs a bamboo pole - one step at a time

Mouse skin is used as a collar - no need for saltpeter

Mouse hangs itself ——Cat-like

The mouse tells fortunes-put down its paw and forget

The mouse licks the cat’s butt-sends to death

The mouse jumps onto the piano-chaos Talk (play)

A rat jumps over a fire bed - its claws are clean and hairy

A rat drags an ox - a big fight

A rat's tail - whether it grows strong or not

The rat has ringworm on its tail - a minor problem

The rat looks at the sky - looks down upon it

The rat digs a hole in the iron plate - it cannot penetrate

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A rat gets into a mess—no clue

A rat gets into a birdcage—who are you?

A rat gets into an oil shop—it’s popular

A rat crawls into the stove fire—it will shed its skin even if it doesn’t die; the end is coming

A rat’s mouth has sea pepper—it’s quite choking

A rat sits in the lobby—the (rat) official

Drinking dichlorvos and jumping into a well - you will definitely die

Those who grew up drinking sea water - have seen the storm

Drinking without a cup - Hu (pot) Lai

Drinking and peeing your pants - Songbao

Drinking boiled water and eating vegetables - everyone has their own preferences; everyone loves what they like

Growing up drinking old vinegar - Guang Shuo Sour words

Drinking cold water to pick at the gap between your teeth - looking for trouble; being poor wants face

Drinking cold water will make you stumble - pretending to be dizzy

p>Drinking the ecstasy soup - dizzy; dizzy; intoxicated

Drinking shochu to warm the fire - whole body feels hot

Drinking the five-flavor soup - having all kinds of tastes

Drinking imperial wine - a meritorious minister

Using chopsticks to drink water - you can't catch it; pretending to be a gesture

Those who grew up drinking the water of the Songhua River - be lenient

Drinking from the northwest wind and blocking your throat - very unlucky

Drinking enough wine to jump into the Taihu Lake - a crime (drunk) worthy of death

Let’s say five sentences together ——A Few Words

He Xiangu is about to descend to the earth——Six Gods Without Master

Monk’s visit to the church-layman

Monk, please don’t issue cards-Tune (pick) the skin

Monks don't eat tofu - weird (zhai)

Monks fight - can't catch pigtails

Monks hold parasols - lawless

The monk wears a hat - unique

The monk arrived at Guzi'an - not good (temple)

The monk's son - picked

The monk's hat - laid flat

The monk's wooden fish - the mouth cannot be closed from ear to ear; p>

The monk's residence - Miao (Temple)

The monk separated his family - Busy (Temple)

The monk opened the door - Tu (bald) came out

The monk looked at the sedan chair - a joy in vain

The monk bought a comb - useless

The monk touched his head - unable to (hair)

The monk stood up - — Tu (bald) Qi

Monk knocks wooden fish - the same old routine

Monk goes to wander - something happened (temple)

Monk kills cow - speaks kindly with heart Evil

The lice on the monk's head - it's obvious

The monk trains the Taoist priest - be lenient

The monk takes off his hat - the first name (Ming)

The monk lives in a hut - it's okay (temple)

The monk sits in a cave - it's okay (temple)

Comparing somersaults with Monkey Sun - the difference is thousands of miles

Catching crabs by the river - catch one each

Crabs growing in the river - not burning (watering)

Building a wall in the river - catching the turtles The road is blocked

The cold water in the river - worthless

The puppet in the river - follow the flow

The loach in the river - old and cunning

Mandarin ducks in the river - a pair

Catching a cart in the river - no way

Can't catch fish in the river - catch the blind (shrimp)

The tortoise in the river climbed ashore—showed up

Henan to Hebei—the two provinces

The water in the river does not interfere with the water in the well—it has nothing to do with each other; each has nothing to do with it

Building a house on the river beach - unreliable; unreliable

Stones on the river beach - no corners or edges

Duckweed in the river - unable to take root

The meat in the walnut - you can’t get it out without knocking it out

Turn the walnut skin over - there are a lot of ideas

The things in your wallet - you are sure of it

Putting a needle in a purse - showing off one's sharpness

Putting water out of a lotus - spotless

Packing nails in a lotus leaf - thinking of them all

Packing a lotus leaf Eel - slip away; run away

Crab wrapped in lotus leaves - unable to wrap; claws exposed

Stand out from the crowd - outstanding in talent and appearance

Blackboard Writing - erasing and starting over

Dancing in the dark - having fun in the dark

Threading a needle in the dark - sad

Stretching a bow in the dark - hiding Murderous intention

The black bee fights the fire - gone and never comes back

The black crow laid a white egg - just think he is white

Black Li Kui When you meet Meng Zhang Fei - you fall apart once you meet him

The black-haired crow - not surprising

The black sky crosses the river - you don’t know the depth

The black man plays the role of a heroine - a changed role

The black man (bear) presses the keyboard - plays the piano randomly

The black man eats pomegranates - full of ideas

The black blind man slaps a painted face - like a bear

The black blind man stands at attention - covering the sky with one hand

The black blind man calls the door - the bear is home

The black blind man lifts a thousand-jin cauldron ——The strength of the body is not compromised

The black blind man turns around - a big counterattack

The black blind man holds the hedgehog - encounters a difficult matter; troublesome

The black blind man enters Sedan - who is carrying you

The black blind man plays with the door and carries it - the human bear is stupid

The black blind man plays with the door leaf - the human bear is stupid

Black The blind man jumps into the well - the bear is dead

The black blind man drills the stove pipe - sad

The black blind man sits in a sedan chair - no one lifts him up

The black blind man sits on the moon Son - scared (Part 2) of the bear

Black Tornado's real name - Li Kui (Li Kui)

Chasing people in the dark - without a trace

Lanterns made of black paper - unclear

The battle between the two generals - puffing clouds and mist

The horizontal plaque crushed the Dragon King Temple - what a big sign

Bamboo on a horizontal pole - cannot enter the city

Walking on a horizontal bamboo pole - overbearing

Entering the city on a horizontal bamboo pole - no way; no way

Walking on a horizontal bamboo pole Entering the house - do not enter the door

The tortoise in the oven - shriveled turtle (tortoise)

The ghost with red nose and green eyes - has no good intentions

Red The flower girl acts as a matchmaker - you can't protect yourself

Put chili in the carrot dish - you are ignored

The carrot sculpture of the god - the Food Buddha

Carrots fall into the basket - both treacherous (sharp) and cunning (slippery)

The matchmaker gets beaten - good things come true

The matchmaker pulls strings - the beauty of adulthood

Red Painted manure tank - smelly and particular

Red-headed match - it sticks as soon as you rub it

Red paper covered lantern - showing off your face

With red eyes and gritted teeth ——Having a grudge

The granary was flooded--it was ruined

The osprey of Hongze Lake--Lao Deng

Hongyan's letter--empty exchange

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Pricks in the throat and sores in the mouth - unable to say anything good

Using a spoon in the throat - naughty

Itchy throat - unable to reach out

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Throat filled with lead - mouth open

Hands stretched out from throat - wanting to eat; really greedy; mouth too greedy

Monkey eating chili - scratching ears and cheeks

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Monkey wears leather palm - hairy hands and feet

Monkey eats mustard - dumbfounded; rolls eyes

Monkey holds mallet - Hu Hu

Monkey climbs a rock cliff - show your ability

Monkey climbs a tree - climbs fast

Monkey plays with a machete - chops wildly

The monkey catches lice - scratches its ears and cheeks

The monkey sticks tribulus on its butt - becomes restless

The monkey king makes trouble in the palace of heaven - fights

The monkey imitates - —Pretend

Monkey pulls corn—break one, throw one away

Monkey eats garlic—rolls eyes

Monkey eats garlic—scratches buttocks and turns around

Monkey eats moxa - can't pull it apart

Monkey grinds rice - rushes (pounds)

Monkey wears floral clothes - shows off his beauty

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A monkey wears clothes - pretending to be a good person

A monkey wears a gold crown - the king of trouble

A monkey wears a straw hat - I don’t know what grade it is

A monkey wears a hat Gloves - hairy hands and feet

Monkey wearing glasses - pretending to be polite; fake elegance

Monkey's butt - purple

Monkey on stage - nothing at all (It means there is no drama to sing)

Monkeys watch the orchard - the more they look, the brighter they become; watchers steal

Monkeys watch the show - stare blankly

Eyes; blank stare; dumbfounded

Monkey carries the beam - can't bear it

Monkey pulls the plow - carries the cow

Monkey has diarrhea - bad intestines

Monkey fishing for the moon - in vain

Monkey climbing to the top of the flagpole - high up

Monkey climbing tree - running around

Monkey climbing Honey locust tree - encountering trouble

Monkey riding tiger - coming down

Monkey riding camel - running up

Monkey fanning - Learn from humans

Monkeys climb up the flagpole - climb along the pole

Monkeys play with poles - swinging wildly

Monkeys poke into a hornet's nest - get hit upside down

Monkey steals Coptis chinensis - asking for trouble; asking for trouble

Monkey steals pumpkin - rolls and crawls; rolls and crawls

Monkey grinding - can't play well

Monkey learns from humans - pretends to be cool

Monkey looks in the mirror - gets carried away; has no personal appearance; is not human inside or outside

Monkeys fight for the pipe - pretending

Monkey sits on the flagpole - I am the only one who dominates

Monkey rides on rocket - flies away

Monkey takes dates from his mouth, Seizing food from the dog's mouth - difficult; impossible; impossible

Having sweet dreams in the second half of the night - good times don't last long

Smearing blood on the back of the neck - pretending to be stabbed

The hair on the back of the head - difficult to see

Slap on the back of the head - to hit the child behind the back

The stepmother spanks the child - secretly, hard; sooner or later It's a meal

Crying on the stepmother's grave - pretending to be sad; pretending; pretending to be fake

The queen surrendered to the Wei Dynasty - shameless

Thick-skinned cattle - —It is better to hit but not to hold

The wall clock in the waiting room - the masses' opinion

Huyanqing thunder - came on orders

Eating dates wholeheartedly - swallowing them all

Eating a pomegranate - bitter first and then sweet

Fox greetings for the New Year - with vicious intentions

Fox quarrel - a bunch of nonsense

The grapes that the fox can't eat - they are all sour

The fox eats the hedgehog - he can't eat them

The fox beats the wasp - I don't know how powerful it is

A fox wearing a straw hat - not considered a human being; not a human being

The fox's tail - cannot be hidden

The fox fell into a sewage pool - smelly and smelly

The fox farts - smelly

The fox comes into the village - has bad intentions

The fox comes into the house - the visitor is not good

The fox looks at the chicken - The more you look at it, the rarer it becomes

The fox rides on the tiger - the fox pretends to be the tiger's power

The fox wants the swan - cannot get food

The fox wants to steal the sky and reach the moon - dream

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The fox digs into the jar - hiding its head and showing its tail