Two-part allegorical saying describes blacks, and two-part allegorical saying describes blacks.

Two-part allegorical saying describing black people

Lao Wa (crow) laughs at pig black-you are blacker than a pig.

Extended extract of two-part allegorical sayings describing black people

Buy a cat in every pocket-I don't know if it's black or white.

The bear turned black and blind-deceiving (changing) himself.

The bottom of the pot is black-others can't see you.

Bow in the dark-do your best; Nobody appreciates it.

Light a candle in a black lantern-the fire won't go out.

Dancing in the dark-having fun in secret

Thread a needle in the dark-sadness

Bow your head in the dark-no one appreciates it; ungrateful

Bow in the dark-hidden danger

Foot-binding in a Black Hole-Blind Foot-binding

Black dogs steal oil and beat white dogs-wrong; make a mistake

Black bear playing with pole-Hulun

Black old woman marries Phoenix-unworthy; misfit

The crow laid a white egg-consider it white.

Playing the bad COP in Hua Dan-changing roles.

The black loach got into the goldfish bowl-who is more beautiful than you; Light shows your beauty; Appear

Black painted lanterns-bright in the heart; Ming in the stomach; invalid

Touch eel in the dark-I don't know the length; It's hard to start.

Catch mice in the dark-you can't find the hole.

Catch the cow in the dark-catch the head.

Speculation in the dark-an invisible activity

Use an abacus in the darkroom-plot against it; I am secretly calculating my own gains and losses.

Looking for something in a dark room-nowhere to find it; It's hard to find

Working in a dark room-doing it blindly.

The black blind man (bear) was whipped-it was broken.

Blind people press the keyboard-nonsense.