A poem about two-faced people

1. What are the sentences that describe two-faced? 1. Spit out sugar in your mouth and pull out a knife from your waist.

2. God bless the people with one bite, and destroy people with one stomach.

If you speak too sweetly, your heart will be hurt.

4. Speak with a smile and carry a killing knife behind your back.

5, mirth in the face, snake nest in the heart.

6. Be fierce in your heart and smile on your face

7. A smiling tiger kills people.

8. With a smile on your face, your feet are awkward.

9, the smile hides the knife to peel and cut the meat, and the cotton needle picks the marrow and picks the tendons.

10, one face to face, one behind.

1 1, people face to face, ghosts are behind.

12, not afraid of the tiger and the wolf, but afraid of killing two birds with one stone.

13, entering the mountain is not afraid of tiger injury, but human feelings are a double-edged sword.

14, the beauty of adults in front, the heart of killing people behind.

15, one head and two faces

2. What words are used to describe two-faced? They are duplicitous, duplicitous, duplicitous, duplicitous and duplicitous.

Surface and interior are different [bi m: o l ǐ by:] Surface and interior are different.

Sentence: I hate people who are glib and duplicitous.

Look at each other's faces and change their attitude. Instead of being good at greeting and flattering, playing with two-faced.

Sentence: there is a kind of person who has three heads and two sides and has sex. You must be careful when dealing with such people.

【 Li m: ng mi à n s ā n d ā o 】 Metaphor has ulterior motives, one in person and one behind.

Sentence-making: Not only does his words differ from his deeds, but he is also duplicitous, secretly framing his competitors.

Yang's service is contrary to yin [yá ng fè ng yā n wé i] Yang: On the surface; Feng: Obey, obey; Yin: Sneaking around. Refers to playing with two-faced tactics, seemingly obeying and secretly violating.

Sentence: He always abides by the school rules, no wonder he is recorded.

Sweet talk [k ǒ u m ù f ù jià n] Sweet talk, but it is harmful to people's thoughts. Describe the cunning and cunning of two-faced people.

Sentence: This kind of person is full of secrets, who knows what bad ideas he has in his head.

3. What idioms describe "two-faced"? 1. Good and evil.

Explanation: Good-looking, but vicious inside. Describe the cunning and cunning of two-faced people.

Source: Song Yuefei's "Nine Essentials of Wu Mu's Suicide Letter": "When attacking, use the eagle to catch courage, be quiet and bold outside, be clever inside but not afraid of hesitation, be small and bold, be good and evil."

For example, making sentences: But there are many people in the world. Isn't this elder Peng smiling and amiable? ★ The 30th chapter of Jin Yong's The Condor Heroes.

2. A sweet-mouthed sword

Commentary: These words are sweet, but Fan Li has harmful thoughts. Describe the cunning and cunning of two-faced people.

Source: Zi Tongzhi Ji Jian Tang Xuanzong Tianbao First Year: "The world says that Li Fulin has honey in his mouth and a sword in his belly."

For example, make a sentence: this fellow is full of honey words and invulnerable, just doing something he hates and is a friend. ★ Wang Mingshi Zhen's "Feng Mingji" is published in 25

3. Good-hearted, evil-hearted

Explanation: Good-looking, but vicious inside. Describe the cunning and cunning of two-faced people.

Source: Song Yuefei's "Nine Essentials of Wu Mu's Suicide Letter": "When attacking, use the eagle to catch courage, be quiet and bold outside, be clever inside but not afraid of hesitation, be small and bold, be good and evil."

For example, making sentences: But there are many good and evil people in the world. Isn't this elder Peng smiling and kind? ★ The 30th chapter of Jin Yong's The Condor Heroes.

4. Yang serving Yin disobeys Yang serving Yin disobeys.

Explanation: Yang: On the surface; Feng: Obey, obey; Yin: Sneaking around. Refers to playing with two-faced tactics, seemingly obeying and secretly violating.

Source: Qing Li Garbo's "Officialdom in the Sky" 47: "I also advised him face to face, there is no such thing as knowing that the government is obedient and he can't help it."

For example, we should be honest in words and deeds, and don't go against others' words.

5. Catch ghosts, Zhu Bugu ǐ f ǐ ng

Explanation: It is a metaphor for the double-sided behavior of doing bad things and pretending to be good.

Origin: dialect, no origin.

For example, he does all kinds of things to catch ghosts.