Satire at phrases that use them before people use them.

Dismantle the donkey, kick down the bridge, the rabbit is cooked by the dog, the rabbit is cooked by the dog, the fish is forgotten, bite the hand that feeds you, and the bird is spared.

Dismantle and kill the donkey: after grinding, unload it and kill the pulled donkey. It's a metaphor for kicking away people who have done things for themselves.

Break down the bridge by crossing the river: the definition is to break down the bridge by crossing the river yourself. The metaphor is to kick off those who have helped you after you have achieved your goal.

When the rabbit dies, the dog is cooked: when the rabbit dies, the hunting dog is cooked, which means that those who serve the ruler are abandoned or killed after success. Irony.

Bird hides bow: Explain that bird hides bow after shooting. Metaphor means that after things are successful, those who do their best kick down the ladder.

Forget the fish: catch the fish and forget the fish. A metaphor for forgetting what you rely on after success.