What does this proverb mean?

As the saying goes, it roughly means: swear words, proverbs and common sayings; Local idioms. As the saying goes, it is a popular word. As the saying goes, it is a common saying, but we are what the people often say.

Two-word proverb

It is even more true that the eyes of experts are full of fear, and the eyes are afraid of the heart.

Sophisticated, vain, humiliated, poor, stingy, making a living, no platform.

Three-character proverb

If you are single, you can't wait for the same old story.

Pretending to be gentle, inserting the door backwards, having style, making a living with foresight, and not being proud.

Think of the old bookish, unprincipled, unconvinced, almost boastful.

It's too much to take advantage of the loopholes and wait and see. It was obviously unfair and empty talk when you left.

It's too much to sell people's feelings when they can't open their eyes.

If you don't promise, you won't show your face and you won't be reliable. Don't be sad.

Dishonest, disappointing, and embarrassing. No wonder it's a blank stare

Amateurs are not qualified to know each other, afraid of moving, unable to move, idle, unprofessional and not optimistic.

It's like eating old money in a dead end. Can't eat. You can't eat your clever nemesis.

Four-word proverb

People want clothes and dresses to be imported and assembled without looking for trouble, so they are born with a lot of grass and deliberately oppose it.

Looking back, die a fair death, be merciful, be selfless, not shameful, not ridiculous, not shameful, and reasonable.

* * * It is more than enough to throw something in the same language. Don't fool around A good man is a boss who has no face.

In my humble opinion, there is a set of points that I have nothing to say. Not fresh, not young, not tender. You have to pretend to be good at it.

I said nothing. I have a thorn in my tongue. I have a resignation. I want to be proud. I will be there when I grow up.

On the other hand, it is really high to pretend to pull people into the water. It is disgraceful and disgraceful to look at the army.

Injury and goodness are first seen. There is something in the conversation. Poor people don't choose their wives. They look generous and keep their word, Lao Zi, the king of heaven.

When you are too good, stop talking. You are too old and tacky to talk. You can't get through. You can't have it.