Two-part allegorical saying about language, proverb

Pig Bajie looks in the mirror-it's not a person inside and outside

Narcissus doesn't bloom-pretending to be dumb

eating Huang Lian-knowing what's going on or not knowing what's going on

My nephew plays lanterns-as usual (uncle)

Confucius moves-all he loses (books)

burning flagpoles-sighing (charcoal). You can't

fetch water with fifteen buckets-jumping up and down

monks holding umbrellas-lawlessness (no hair)

the weather in December-hands and feet (frozen hands and feet)

Father kowtowing to his son-outrageous (this is a gift)

Gong * * * Throwing stones in the toilet-causing public outrage (causing public excrement)

Grandma's dead son-hopeless (no uncle)

Husband slaps a fan-bleak (wife's cold)

The scholar's empty coffin is buried-defiant (nobody in the wood is a bastard) Needle line)

He Jia's girl marries the Zheng family-just right (Zheng He's family)

The monk's house-Miao (Temple)

Washing Huang Lian by the river-why bother (bitter river)

Dreaming of becoming a butterfly.

Spider drags the net-selfish (self-spinning)

The blind carry the blind-busy (blind plus blind)

Walking in the watermelon field-both sides meet the source (both sides meet the circle) < -vividly (every grain is in my eyes)-

Selling cloth without ruler--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To Hunan-------It's even more difficult (south plus south).

Carry a stone with a lantern-do it (copy it)

The land temple was washed away by the flood-be careful (flow away)

Swing a whip in the cultivated land-brag (urge cattle)

The child's spine. Living in a cave-Nothing (no temple)

The freighter is out of the sea-Amateur (foreign airline)

The weasel drills the chicken coop-Speculation (stealing chicken)

Soaking stones in the sauce jar- -Alternate (later supplement)

Mother of Emperor Pi-Too thick skin (Queen Mother Pi)

Millennium stone Buddha statue-Honest man (old stone man)

Leading sheep into the photo studio-Out. -----------------------------------------------------not far from death (not far from excrement)-----------------------------

Eating in a small bowl-relying on the sky (relying on adding food)

The meat pot is thrown into the river-groggy (meaty)

The tortoise has chicken feathers in his stomach-anxious to return (turtle's heart is like an arrow) < p Nine articles and nine articles)

The girl in the dyehouse doesn't wear white shoes-naturally (self-dyeing)

She wears a plait at the back-breaking the law and discipline (untidy hair)

The stove turns over-unlucky (pouring coal)

The rice cooker smokes-

green onion mixed with tofu-clear (green) and white

The following are some commonly used allegorical sayings:

Dumb people eat coptis chinensis-they can't tell the pain

Scholars meet soldiers-they can't tell the reason

Singles teach their children-it's cheap and greedy

money goes to the hands of bachelors-there is no turning back < Fail to steal the chicken-eat the rice, that is, not only fail to take advantage, but suffer a loss

Throw a bomb in the pit-arouse people's excrement (anger)

Death wants to marry a daughter-ghost wants

The following is a common allegorical saying in Cantonese:

Cowhide lantern-chopping wood under the bed

Hit the board. That is, poor

one-eyed guy's wife-basking in

winter salted duck at a glance-got a word

overnight fried ghost-no anger

sweet potato fell into the wind furnace-the stew

wet water and preserved vegetable seeds-pumping

water melons at both ends and beating dogs-hmm. I'm dead

burning the flagpole-there's a long row of charcoal (sigh)

Chaozhou music-taking care of myself

tying him up wirelessly (wet cotton)-there's nothing to play, that's impeccable

African monks-beggars hate (black monks), That's annoying

The fishmonger takes a shower/the fishmonger washes himself-lifeless (fishy). Gas

bow ruler-crossing water

Aram marries Ari-Tired fighting

Too cm of pork-Everyone has a share

I have fifteen buckets to draw water-Seven ups and downs

Half a dozen cotton-No talking (no bullets)

Wang Xifeng killed Second Sister You. Fortify

A Dou to be the emperor-weak

Shorty to sit on the high stool-dilemma

Playing boxing in secret-fighting blindly for a while

Arabic numeral 8-character separation-zero to zero

Shorty to sit on the high stool-out of reach

Eighty-year-old actors to pretend to be children-rejuvenation

Eight P > Glacier in April-started (frozen)

Onion mixed with tofu-a clear hunger (Russian) white [edit this paragraph] Two-part allegorical saying-Hard kind

A penny of sauce-Hard to stew (will)

One yuan to buy cabbage-Two baskets (difficult)

It's hard to eat a big fat man for a meal.

It's hard to fight a lawsuit.

It's hard to chew a hard bone.

A bowl of water spilled on the ground.

It's hard to clean up.

One foot in the eye of the bridge.

It's a dilemma.

People are separated from each other.

carrying cotton wool on the back in rainy days-the heavier the back

carrying straw in rainy days-the heavier the burden

riding high and pedaling short-the dilemma of getting up and down

children going up the stairs-every step is a hurdle

children drinking soju-it's terrible

chickens eating soybeans-it's terrible. Fall into the indigo shell-the shell is blue (difficult)

Fire tongs to repair the watch-there is no place to start

Burning peppers-choking people

Tortoise climbs deeper and deeper

Tortoise climbs on the threshold-it is necessary to fall forward and backward

Tortoise cushions the foot of the bed-

A bird in a cage-it's hard to fly with wings

Stuttering with silk thread-difficult to solve

The sheep's head is stuck in the fence-it's easy to stretch its head (hand) and retract its head (hand). Difficult

The old sow drills the fence-dilemma

The mouse drills the horn-step by step

When the mouse meets the cat-it's hard to escape

The sun rises in the western hills-it's hard to

adopt a centenarian son-it's hard to

live in hell-it's hard to see the sun

In the bamboo mountains.

The toad in Suzhou-Nanchan (difficult)

Sesame falling from the tip of a needle-difficult to top

Rolling in a mud pond-getting deeper and deeper

Wu Dalang climbing the wall-getting up, I can't get down

I have a sore on my shoulder-I dare not bear

the bamboo shoots in the crevices-I'm holding them tightly

There are wolves in front and tigers behind-I'm in a dilemma

I'm pulling a cart on the muddy road-I'm getting deeper and deeper

I'm eating with bacon-it's hard

Zhao Kuangyin climbs the city wall-

ants on hot bricks-cornered

It's hard to drive ducks to the shelves-it's hard

There's a tumor on the head-there are too many burdens behind

There are too many mothers-in-law-it's hard to be a daughter-in-law

sedan chair sparrow-she can't afford a spoon to dig her ears-she can't get down

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Sesame blossoms-

Broad bean blossoms-

Bodhisattva in the earth temple with a black heart-

Never seen a big incense-

Frog at the bottom of the well-

See the street from the doorway-

Look at the sky from the well- Face

Eyes on the tip of the nose-an inch of light

mouse eyes-an inch of light

eyes on the buttocks-I only see my own pile of shit

Peeking at the leopard in the tube-a little bit of snail shells-the place is too narrow [edit this paragraph] Two-part allegorical sayings. In the afternoon, I took materials-my heart was too anxious

the tortoise put chicken feathers in her stomach-the tortoise (returning) had an arrow in his heart

the temper of a Grenade-the cow stepped on the tile mud

it burned to her forehead-it was imminent

the bamboo was wet-it exploded directly.

Clockwork alarm clock-

Tofu is cooked in the oil pan-

The more it is cooked, the drier it becomes.

Fried shrimps, etc. are not allowed to turn red-

Really impatient-

Don't take off your shoes until you reach the water-

At the last moment, dogs and other bones- Pulling the tent-too impatient

ants on a hot pot-rushing around in a rash

eating black pepper to keep warm-having a fever inside and outside

driving the buffalo up the mountain-forcing the head to

dry firecrackers-shouting

catching fire when there is fire-having a fever at both ends

. The ghost

caught fire on the boat-worried about the people on the shore

caught fire under the chair-burned his ass and burned his heart

sulfur head-touched the fire and went shirtless in the twelfth month-the heart was too heavy

the bucket was carrying water-running around

fifteen buckets were carrying water- Two-part allegorical saying-arrogant lampstand

standing tall-looking at others but not looking at yourself

Land Buddha yawns-cocky

airplane tail-flying high

There is no tiger in the mountain-the monkey is called overlord

flashlight-only looking at others, not looking at yourself

overhead. Beggar at your feet-low-minded

Dragon Lord, make fun-look at you with such an air

Close the door and be the emperor-be arrogant

the Monkey King be the Great Sage of Qitian-call himself king

The birthday boy sells his mother-lean on the old and sell the old

The mud cow falls into the river-the shelf does not fall down

. There is no one in the middle

the camel's head turns over the ribs-the two ends become warped

the towering trees are unattainable

the dog's head is hung on the gate-the shelf is big

the forehead is long and the eyes are long-looking up to the sky

the cat's tail-the more you touch it, the more it becomes warped

Cut the ruler that meets the master-only measure others. Two-part allegorical sayings-Exposing a ponytail tied to jiaozi-Exposing a ponytail

Setting off a rock cannon by the water-Nowhere to hide

Running animals in the clouds for a long time-Showing the cloven foot

The cobbler stumbled-Exposing the last tree

There is no silver here for three hundred and twenty-Without being pressed. -just wear

paper lanterns-just wear

dog clothes-hide your head and show your tail

fox tail-can't hide

rotten neck coir-can't wear

willow-hidden parrot.