The pig is as big as a mountain, the mouse dies first, and the wine-making pots and pans are sour with jealousy. What's behind them?

The first kind (praise): the first part: raising pigs is like a mountain, and the mouse's head dies. Part two (derogatory): raising pigs is like a mountain of rats, and the head of the rat dies. The second part: raising pigs is like a mountain of rats, and the head of rats dies. Part II: Making vinegar, such as vinegar, is sour. Many people are ill, but little wealth. Yes I spent three cents on the couplets of the new store. A scholar applied. The rich man said, "couplets should praise my wine, acetic acid, pig fat, and people are prosperous. There are no mice in the shop." The scholar quickly wrote with a stroke of a pen: The first part is: raising pigs like a mountain, the mouse's head dies. The second part is: it is good to make a jar, and it is sour to make a vinegar jar. The horizontal batch is