What are the two-part allegorical sayings that describe sarcasm?

Laughter refers to a smile with irony, dissatisfaction, etc. Below, I would like to share two-part allegorical sayings describing sarcasm, hoping to help you!

Paper benches are made by people, not people.

Chamber pot is on the table of the Eight Immortals-not for wine.

Humpty Dumpty is dead.-Angry and funny.

I'm hurt.

It is a joke to say that cows and horses lay eggs.

Watch the play with your head tilted-blame the crooked stage.

A hundred dogs pull a cart-only the head can move and the cart can't move.

Crows laugh at pig black-don't look at your color.

The crown on the hen's head is a big joke.

The mouse went into the coffin-the dead can't get out, but the living must go in.

Toad tied to chicken feet-can't fly you, can't jump it.

Dung beetles rolls dung eggs-that's a good craft.

Ants wear glasses-they don't have such big faces.

Here you are, Maimang-is it a needle (really)?

The prime minister can hold a boat in his belly-magnanimous.

Mix noodles with clear water-you eat and I'll watch.

Sparrows want to lay eggs-how can I put it?

Coptis chinensis making flute-seeking pleasure in suffering

Playing suona under the tree of coptis chinensis-seeking pleasure in suffering

Tighten your belt and play the erhu-hungry and have fun.

Ride a fast horse and beg for food-rushing to the poor

Riding a camel with a golden knife-a big makin knife.

Put the eggs on the seesaw-you can't walk, you just roll.

Put a cattail leaf fan around your neck-get the upper hand.

Throw watermelon into the partition-quench the thirst for thieves

Toad and buffalo are bigger than Fang-they burst their bellies because of suffocation.

Toad and frog have headaches. They are both sick.

Toad and Tuanyu run together-pretending to be illegitimate children.

Singing on an empty bowl-poor and happy

Mules accompany the exam-better than others.

A blind man chooses a wife.

Race in a snail's shell-the sky is high and the sea is wide.