An afterthought to describe parents’ disappointment with their children’s grades. Rats drilled into the bellows to get angry. Eating ice cubes for three to five days made them cool...

Taking dumb medicine--cannot open your mouth. Imagine that if you take a dumb medicine, you will be unable to speak. Refers to being unable to speak because of difficulties. Zhang Shizhen's "Whirlpool" Chapter 2, 6: "Xiao Qi raised his head and glanced at Teacher Shi dissatisfied, still silent. 'Little ancestor, I took the dumb medicine and can't speak!' Grandma was anxious and angry. She didn't know. What should I do?”

I ate a green plum—it was fresh and sour: a green plum, not yet ripe, edible, and sour. Describes a person's complex mood, feeling both strange and uncomfortable. Yang Yanheng and others in "Yue Zhong Gui Rouge Shop": "When the owner heard this, he seemed to have eaten a green plum - it was fresh and sour."

The crazy old lady and her lover - not The original meaning of "have hope" refers to an infatuated woman who is looking forward to her thin lover, but her hope often fails. When used, it means there is no hope or hope. Chapter 2 of Zeng Hui's "August Snow": "If Baiyanghe hadn't come to the commune, I would have worked for another ten or eight years, and there would be no hope. Relying solely on Li Yinshan's kindness would be like a crazy woman waiting for a lover, with no hope."

Stink bomb jammed barrel - silent stink bomb: dialect, bad bullet (or artillery shell). When used, it refers to a person who has something to hide and is speechless. Huang Guoxin's "RMB in the Fish Belly": "Chen Guimei was like a gun barrel jammed with stink bombs, making no sound. After a while she said that her lover Lao Huang bought the fish. Lao Huang said it weighed three kilograms. She I didn’t ask in detail.”

The round pig’s urine bubble was stabbed - the bladder was deflated. Refers to a sudden loss of confidence or motivation. Chapter 17 of Hu Zheng's "Long Flow of Fenshui": "Liu Yuanlu was like a round pig's urine bubble that was stabbed. He was discouraged and just sighed helplessly." ☆Also written as [a fully blown pig's urine bubble was stabbed One knife - deflated] Dou Jiaxu's "Couple in the Fire" Chapter 1: "After Ma Zi said the threatening words of Adjutant Ma, Lei Hengheng was stabbed again like a pig's urine bubble that had blown up enough, deflated. "[I was stabbed with a pig's urine--I was angry] Zhang Enzhong's "Longgang War" 5: "Xing Laosi wanted to use a surprise to win, but he was stabbed with a pig's urine again, and he was angry. ."

Knocked out his teeth and swallowed them in his stomach - You Yuyan said that he had an unspeakable pain in his heart and had to swallow his anger. Wang Xinji et al. "The Return of the Soul" Chapter 68: "Old Liang, in the past few years, I have knocked out my teeth and swallowed them in my stomach, which is very difficult."

I knocked over the five-flavor bottle———— There are five flavors: sour, sweet, bitter, spicy, which refers to sour, sweet, bitter, spicy, and salty, and generally refers to various flavors. The metaphor is very complex. Ma Yixiang's "Chaoyang Flower" Chapter 1: "She walked to the bed again, looked at the sleeping baby, kissed her with her mouth, and touched it with her hands... We looked at this scene and felt like our hearts were shattered. The five-flavor bottle includes sour, sweet, bitter and spicy. "☆Yi Zuo [overturned the five-flavor bottle - there was an unspeakable smell] Chapter 9-5 of Ai Ming's "Tinder": "They looked at each other. When he smiled, Liu Jinsong felt as if he had knocked over the five-flavor bottle, and there was an indescribable smell. "[Knocked over the five-flavor bottle - bitter, spicy, sour, sweet, really unpleasant taste] Chapter 14 of "Ma Benzhai" by Ma Guochao: " Ma Benzhai listened quietly to Ma Tienan's tragic experience, feeling as if he had knocked over the five-flavor bottle, bitter, spicy, sour and sweet, it was really not a good taste. Priscilla He and others wrote a three-chapter chapter in "Three Consecutive Champions": "In these days of traveling to various parts of Japan, with the changes in victory and defeat on the field, the girls' hearts were filled with five flavors, sweet, sour, bitter, spicy, what kind of taste have they never tasted? "[Knocked over the five-flavor bottle - salty, sour, bitter and spicy came to my heart] Zhang Xing's "Blood in the Sea of ??Fire" Chapter 4, 17: "(Gong Fuqing) got rid of Song Yuefeng, left his comrades in the peasant army, and was left alone. One, it’s like knocking over the five-flavor bottle, and all the salty, sour, bitter, and spicy flavors come to your mind. The taste is really uncomfortable. " [Overturning the five-flavor bottle—all kinds of sour, sweet, bitter, spicy, and salty" Fang Qun et al. "Sword and Shield" Part 2. Chapter 6: "When Bai Liya heard him praise her as a 'good wife', her heart felt as if she had turned over the five-flavor bottle. She had all kinds of sour, sweet, bitter, spicy and salty." ] Ouyang Ping's "Dark Phoenix" Chapter 17: "They looked at each other in silence, turning over the five-flavor bottles in their hearts, sour, sweet, bitter, spicy. For a moment, they didn't know where to start."

Big Cold Eats Snow Article - Cold Heart: One of the twenty-four solar terms, January 20 or 21 is the coldest time of the year. Describes feeling depressed and demoralized after being frustrated or disappointed.

Huang Feiqing's "Choosing a Captain": "Afterwards, everyone became like Big Cold and ate ice cream - they were so heartbroken that they swore not to be the captain of anyone they chose. As soon as they heard that there was a meeting to choose a captain, some of them openly absented themselves."

Falling into an ice hole - feeling cold from head to toe - describes a sudden feeling of great disappointment. Jin Jingmai's "Song of Ouyang Hai" Chapter 2, 8: "'Sign up?' The cadre smiled, 'You're late, young man.'... The cadre took out a roster, slapped it and said: 'The number of places was the day before yesterday. It's full! 'Ouyang Hai felt as if he had fallen into an ice hole, and was cold from head to toe. "

The defeated rooster - can no longer look cheerful, describes being depressed due to frustration or frustration. . Tian Dongzhao et al. Chapter 12, 2 of "Longshan Guerrilla": "Ding Wancai is like a defeated rooster, he can no longer be proud."

Dried bean rice - stewing (stuffing) is not easy because the beans After boiling, to make dried bean curd rice, you must cover the pot tightly and simmer over low heat. "Stew" is a homology to "boring". It means that you have something on your mind but don’t want to say it out. Chapter 63 of Haoran's "Sunny Sky": "Everyone, let's first talk about your opinions on the resolution of the Youth League branch committee. Use your usual skills of making fun and telling jokes, and put them to the right place. )."

Stewing zucchini with dog's tail - not the taste. The original meaning is to boil dog's tail with zucchini. It tastes very bad. When used, it refers to a person who is in a complicated mood and is very unhappy. Liu Linxian et al. Chapter 7 of "Little Eight Meanings of the Descendants of Liangshan": "He... thought about it, and the more he thought about it, the more angry he became. It's really a dog's tail boiling zucchini, why is it not the taste." ☆ Also written as [brown sugar mixed with chili - not the taste] The Political Department of the Zhejiang Provincial Military Region's "Yitian Sword" No. 20: "This question about wearing the Zangyi Sutra is like eating brown sugar mixed with chili peppers, which is not the taste."

The widow returns to her parents' home - it is difficult to explain her difficulties. The pain is unspeakable. He Yue's "After the Three Armies" 63: "The fox couldn't help but feel sad for a while, just like 'a widow returns to her parents' home, and it's hard to express her sorrows'."

Burning the turtle - belly pain originally means burning the turtle, although the shell It won't burn, but the organs inside the shell will feel pain. At the same time, it means that people feel very painful in their hearts. Liu Bingren's "Jade Tree and Qionghua" Chapter 8, 18: "Xia Shimu's eyebrows frowned, and without opening his eyes, he murmured: 'Oh! The turtle's belly hurts because of the fire, but he still wants to sleep?'" ☆Also written [Burning the Tortoise on Fire - Pain in the Stomach] Chapter 66 of Yang Xianru's "King Kong Diagram": "The third section chief gave the warden a reassurance, and he himself felt at ease, but the other wardens and jailers could burn the Tortoise and feel pain in the stomach. I'm restless."

Pancake Menggu - pancakes that don't make a sound no matter how hard you knock them: millet, wheat or sorghum are soaked in water and ground into a batter, and the pancakes are evenly cooked on a griddle. If pancakes are used as drum heads and covered with drums, they will naturally not sound. Refers to a person who refuses to speak. Chapter 5 of Fang Dewen's "Golden Whip": "Gao Jin couldn't figure out Ziwu Maoyou no matter how much he asked. It was really... a pancake covered in drums - it didn't make a sound no matter how hard he knocked it."

The shelves of the Sauce Garden Shop - All-Five Flavors Sauce Garden Shop: that is, the Sauce Garden, a workshop and store that makes and sells sauce, soy sauce, pickles, etc. Five flavors: refers to sour, sweet, bitter, spicy and salty. The shelves of the pickle garden shop collapsed, and all kinds of pickles of various flavors were spilled on the ground. The original meaning is that it has all kinds of flavors. Refers to complex and indescribable emotions. Yan Jiasheng's "Flowing Water and Falling Flowers" 7: "Lv Xixian was so angry that he was in a daze. The soy sauce garden had collapsed the shelves, and he felt that all five flavors were in his mind."

The wine is mixed with vinegar - I can't tell the difference. The wine is mixed with vinegar. , people can’t tell what it tastes like. The original meaning is that I don’t know the taste of wine and vinegar when mixed. When used, it means that the mood is complicated and difficult to express in words. Zhang Haoxian's "Confused Maha": "When I learned that I had found the earrings, I felt like wine mixed with vinegar, and I couldn't distinguish the taste."

The smell of cork in the mouth - I know it's bitter Phellodendron: a deciduous tree whose bark is used in traditional Chinese medicine. It tastes bitter and has the functions of clearing away heat and detoxifying. The original meaning is that only one knows the bitter taste. When used, it refers to knowing one's own suffering. There are many fingers and it is hard to describe. Volume 4 of "Yu Shi Ming Yan": "Although Ruan San is not as good as a son of an eunuch, he is also a talented man in a wealthy family. Because he missed me for a long time, his limbs gradually became thin and thin, and he even forgot to eat and sleep. Suddenly he had been pregnant for more than two months. , and became ill. My parents asked repeatedly, but they refused to tell me: the smell of yellow cypress in the mouth is known to be bitter." ☆ Also written in "The Mute Man Tastes Cork - His Family Knows the Bitterness" Vol. Erqi: "Mo Ji is also unhappy, but no one says it out loud. Exactly: I have no choice but to taste the yellow cypress, and I know the bitter taste."

The cucumbers that have been pulled out of the seedlings are on the shelves. ——Withered heads and brain stems: stems of certain plants. Tobacco: refers to tobacco leaves.

The original meaning is that after the cucumber seedlings are torn off, the cucumbers begin to shrink; the tobacco leaves gradually dry up when they are hung on the shelves. Describes a person who is depressed and depressed. Liu Shaotang's "Little Lotus Reveals Its Sharp Points" 2: "Young people call it a day at night, their hands are itchy and they feel flustered, so men and women play poker together. Playing poker lasts all night, and during the day they go to the ground like cucumbers with seedlings. The cigarettes on the shelves are wilting and the brains are hanging down. "☆ Also written as [The melon vines that were on the shelves - wilting down] Chapter 3 of Haoran's "Sunny Day": "Director Ma made a mistake last year, like he was on the shelf. The melon vines are wilted, and I can't cheer up, and I can't even see him smiling." [Grasshopper after the frost - withered head and drooping head] Liang Bin's "Chronicle of Turning Over" 27. : "The adults and children of Liu Zuoqian's family, all like grasshoppers after frost, with wilted heads and droopy brains, red heads and flushed faces, walked out. People looked sideways and rolled their eyes."

Eating popsicles in the twelfth lunar month - ——The original meaning of "releasing air-conditioning from the stomach" refers to eating popsicles in the twelfth lunar month, and people will feel that air-conditioning is coming from the stomach. Describes a sharp depression after being disappointed or bruised. Chapter 9 of Liu Yin's "The Complete Biography of Mu Guiying": "Listening to Xiao Dazi's shouting, these ministers are really like eating popsicles on the twelfth lunar month, releasing air-conditioning from their stomachs."

The old mother chases the rabbit away. ——The more we chase, the more we disappear. Chase (抻ǎshaped): chasing. The original meaning refers to an old mother who has limited legs and feet. If she chases a rabbit, she will only lose sight of the rabbit as she chases her. It is a metaphor for something that becomes less and less likely to succeed. Chapter 16 of Jiang Shumao's "Spring in the Fishing Port": "Now that there are so many problems happening, Ji Hongtao cannot face them squarely. To complete the task, he is afraid that the old mother will chase the rabbit away - the more he chases it, the more it disappears."

The old lady eats betel nut - stewed (bored) Betel nut (犫ī-shaped犊犾ɑ-shaped犊): an evergreen tree with oval fruit, edible and medicinal. The original meaning is that the betel nut shell is hard, and the old woman has bad teeth, so she needs to hold it in her mouth when eating. "Stew" is a homology to "boring". When used, it refers to a person who is depressed and silent. Li Yingru's "Fighting on the Hutuo River" 7: "She said: 'The old lady eats betel nut, and you are all stewed (bored)! Don't be so wilted and droopy; what are you afraid of? If the sky falls, the ground will still hold on.'" ☆ also [Old lady eats betel nut - stewed (stuffed)] Shan Tianfang et al. Chapter 8 of "The Heroes of the Ming Dynasty": "Everyone! Let's talk! If it works, it works, if it doesn't, it doesn't work. Why does the old lady eat betel nut and stew it? (Bored) Get up!" [The old lady eats rock candy - bored] Ling Li's "Star Grass" Chapter 24: "After hesitating for a long time, he finally coughed twice and said: 'I don't think we should let the old lady eat it. Bingtang - I'm bored. I came up with an idea but I didn't like it. '" [The old lady eats broad beans - she becomes bored] Wang Xinji and others from "The Return of the Soul" Wujiu: "'Hey, why are the old ladies eating broad beans? ——Are you bored?" Shang Yang looked around with a smile and said, "I'm waiting for you to help me make an idea!" [The rabbit ate the yam eggs and became bored] Wu Yue's "Kuocang Shan En" Chapter 55 of "The Revenge": "The old masters and second masters who showed off their power in the past have suddenly become grandchildren, just like rabbits who have eaten yam eggs and are all bored."

Cold water for the head—— -Half-cooled originally means pouring cold water on your head, and the coolness will quickly spread from the head to the upper body. Describes being discouraged or disappointed due to an accident or setback. Chen Dengke's "Wind and Thunder" has five chapters: "When Chunfang heard it, it was like cold water pouring on his head, half cold. Looking at Zhu Yongkang, it took him a long time to say one sentence: 'You wait for my father to come back.'"

A deaf man goes to a funeral - lazy to listen to that dead man's flute - goes to a funeral: accompanying the coffin during the funeral. The original meaning refers to the funeral of a deaf person who cannot hear the funeral tune played by the trumpeter. When used, it means that you cannot listen to annoying words. Li Han's "New Green Forest Biography" 22: "Tomorrow morning, you and I will load the ship. Long Sheng will go and notify Wu Niu and ask him to send Tan Lieyang to the Wangjiang mouth to get on the ship. Hey, as soon as the ship starts, it will be the emperor's decree. I'm just a deaf man delivering funerals - I'm too lazy to listen to that dead man's flute!"

Buy a sachet to shed tears - see things and feel sad. Sachet: a bag used to store spices and other things in the old days. Hanging around the waist, it can be used as a gift or a token of love. Refers to the feeling of sadness caused by seeing something. Chapter 21 of "Three Treasures Eunuchs in the West": "Hu Zhenren heard the word 'iron anchor', which happens to be 'buying sachets to shed tears, seeing things to hurt one's feelings'. How can it be called 'seeing things to hurt one's feelings'? So this is The anchors are all made by himself."

Honey mixed with vinegar - sweet and sour originally means sweet and sour. Describes a mood that is both happy and sad. Wang Huo's "Blood-stained Spring and Autumn" Chapter 1: "After hearing this, Jie Zhenguo felt like honey mixed with vinegar, sweet and sour. He, a tough guy who valued emotions, felt uncomfortable.

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The warm body fell into the ice cellar—most of the body was cold. The original meaning is that a person fell into the ice cave and half of the body was completely cold. When used, the finger suddenly encountered unexpected things, causing People feel discouraged. Chapter 3 of Liu Haoge's "The Pink Scam": "Ke Laocheng looked at the room in surprise. He fell into the ice cellar - he was half cold! ”

Soft rice porridge mixed with noodles--thick (chor) on top of thickened (chor) Soft rice: yellow rice. Noodles: starch made from mung beans, potatoes, sweet potatoes, etc. The original meaning is The porridge made from noodles and soft rice is very sticky. The word "thick" means "sorrow", which means very troubled and sad. Wang Shengning's "Three Sisters-in-law": "There has been a saying like this for a long time. : Since ancient times, there have been three major worries in the mountains: rice is like gold, beans are like water, and water is like oil. Marrying a wife will make your hair grow gray. Nowadays, the problem of food and water has long been solved, but when it comes to marrying a wife, it is soft rice porridge mixed with noodles - thicker (worry) than thicker (worry). ”

Shao Gua beats the donkey - half of it is gone. Shao Gua: a kind of vegetable melon. The original meaning is to beat the donkey with a Shao Gua, and half of it will be eaten by the donkey. When used, it means that half of the person has left, and it also refers to things. Or the mood was reduced by half. Chapter 53 of "The Story of Awakening Marriage": "The rest of the tribe went to see Chao Sicai, and they went half way, ten miles away, and were ninety-nine percent happy. "☆Also written as [Cucumbers are used as whipping horses - half of them were lost] Li Yingru's "Heroes of Yanzhao" Chapter 12, 2: "Now I heard that 'Huzi' will not go to Wangjiazhai, his enthusiasm is really like cucumbers being used as whippings The horse lost half of it at once. "

Frost-beaten leaves - wilted originally means that the leaves have shrunk after being beaten by frost. It is used to refer to the loss of energy or dignity after suffering a heavy blow (often used in a derogatory sense). Yang Mo's "Dawn in the East" Volume 1, 24: "Listening to the approaching sound of horse hooves and looking at the cheers of the people around them, they all shrank listlessly like frost-beaten leaves. "☆Also written as [The melon vines beaten by frost - wilted] Chen Rong's "Desperate" 2: "'If I were the director of the factory, I could take over this job. Unfortunately, I was withdrawn. ’ Wang Guangtai is as wilted as a melon vine beaten by frost. "[The eggplant beaten by frost - wilted] Huang Peizhu et al. Chapter 21 of "Xue Lei Sweeping the North": "After hearing these words, He Lianpeng knew that the siege of Chang'an had failed. Therefore, it immediately withered like an eggplant beaten by frost. "[Eggplant beaten by frost - withered head and brain] Chapter 68 of Jiang Hanzhong's "The Romance of Tianqiao": "When Marshal Sun was brought into the West Room, he was followed by Xiang Xiangmei. This pair of bitchy men and women are like eggplants beaten by frost, their heads are wilted and their brains are weak. "[Yellow tobacco leaves unloaded - wilted] Chapter 92 of Haoran's "Sunny Sky": "It seems that he was severely punished at the party branch meeting yesterday. When he came out of the small shack, he looked like he was unloaded. The yellow tobacco leaves——withered. "[Cucumbers that have been in the sun for a day - wilted] Wang Suke's "Melon Stall": "The thin man kept begging for mercy, and the others saw that the situation was not good, and they all looked like cucumbers that had been left in the sun for a day - wilted. "

Lying on the mat and blowing the pig to death - long sigh and short sigh (狓ū): sigh. The original meaning is to sigh with a long and short sigh. It is used to refer to a person sighing due to difficulties, setbacks or failures. Liang Bin's "Red Flag Book" 46: "Walking into the kitchen courtyard, Xiao Wei was shaking his body, lying on the mat and blowing the dead pig - sighing. "

The bastard bumped into a bridge pile - he was sulky when he bumped into a nail or was scolded. He was angry but had nowhere to vent. Li Yingru's "The Previous Generation" 26: "The white-eyed wolf is here In the distance, the bastard bumped into the bridge pile and was sulking, not daring to say a word. ☆Also written as [The tortoise hit the bridge pile—he was holding his breath] Fang Qun et al. Chapter 22 of "Sword and Shield": "Look, you misunderstood again." No wonder you want the bastard to hit the bridge pile - I was secretly holding my breath. ”

Burning charcoal in an urn - if there is fire, there is no place to vent it. Urn: a kind of pottery to hold things. The original meaning is that the fire cannot come out of the urn. It is used to refer to the anger and resentment in people's hearts that has nowhere to vent. . Chapter 36 of Yan Xiafeng's "Kang Gongan": "The next day, Huang Han was locked up with a detention card. The old mason was so anxious that he burned charcoal in an urn, but there was nowhere to start the fire. "

The turtle was stepped on by the cow - the pain in my heart was very painful and sad. Chapter 8 of Chen Dingxing's "Hong Kong Shore": "Wu Xueli killed this horseman and got nothing. , it was like a turtle being stepped on by a cow, it hurt in my heart, and I was speechless. ”

A blind man suffers from eye disease—no good means there will be no benefit or good results.

Gao Mengling's "Floating Clouds" 5: "Old Liu, look at the work of our brigade, it is really impossible to continue. This guy Chen Tofu is not easy to get into the water. He is always looking for trouble. If you are with him, you are blind and suffering from eye diseases. ——No good!”

Flowers planted among weeds——The original meaning of ruining the scenery is that the beautiful scenery is destroyed. When used, it means that people are disappointed. Tao Dun's "For the Descendants of the Revolution" 20: "She immediately discovered a group of beautiful children, being led by rustic nursery workers, like flowers planted among weeds. It was so disgraceful to the scenery."

< p>Scorpion stings the skin - being speechless means being unable to tell anyone after being stung by a scorpion. When used, it refers to being plotted against by others, having troubles that cannot be expressed or dare not be expressed. Zang Boping's "Breaking Dawn" Chapter 3, 5: "When Wang Bearded heard that it was really like 'a scorpion stings his skin - he couldn't say anything', he was so angry that he spread his beard all over his face, opening his big toad mouth. Breathing heavily." ☆Also written as [A scorpion stung my butt—it hurts so much that I dare not cry out] Yang Chang's "Gifts from Loach Race": "Liu Yuqiu was ripped off, like a scorpion stung her butt. I dare not cry out because it hurts. Yelled. ”

The deflated ball—deflated means that the ball has become deflated and not full. When used, it means losing confidence and feeling depressed due to a sudden blow. Ai Ming's "Tinder" Part One, Chapter Two: "Yuhua's father was like a deflated rubber ball, which deflated all at once." ☆Also written as [A deflated rubber ball - no energy at all] Bai Wei's " "Reclamation Song" one by one: "He has become very discouraged now, like a deflated rubber ball, which is limp and has no energy at all." [The deflated rubber ball - deflated] Ye Junjian's "Sparks" 9: "Looking at the unfavorable momentum of the hanging-eye dragon, it was like a deflated rubber ball, which suddenly deflated."

The beauty pinched by snow - the whole body is cold. The original meaning is a person pinched with snow, although Beautiful but cold. When used, it means that the whole body is cold due to fear. Chapter 20 of Wang Zhongwen's "Dream of Loyalty and Righteousness": "Gai Tianxi also clearly heard Li Kui's cry, and he was so frightened that he became a 'snow-crushed beauty, with a cold body'!"

The mute tastes the taste of barberry. ——It is difficult to taste the bitter words to others: I have tasted them all. Cork bark (犫ò): Phellodendron, a deciduous tree whose bark can be used as medicine and has a very bitter taste. It means that you are suffering in your heart but cannot tell others. Volume 33 of "Awakening the World's Hengyan": "After reading the summons, two people were taken out from the prison. One was sentenced to beheading and the other was mutilated in the hall. They were taken to the mayor and executed in public. The two men were covered in mouth, and they were also It’s hard to tell. It’s just that the mute tastes the taste of cork, and it’s hard to tell others about its bitterness.” ☆Also written as [The mute tastes the taste of cork—it’s hard to tell others about the bitterness], Chapter 1 of "The Story of Awakening Marriage": " Chao Dashe also stayed away from Ji's family for a whole month. Gradually, there was a shortage of rice and firewood, and it was up to Brother Zhen to ask for the food. "[Yu Zi Man tastes the smell of yellow cypress - he knows his own sufferings] Chapter 9 of "Chronicles of the Countries of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty": "Wen Jiang was lonely in her boudoir, missing her sons, and her illness became worse, but her heart was so full that it was difficult to express it. Taste the taste of cork, and you will know the bitterness of your own family." [A dumb man eats Coptis chinensis - unspeakable suffering] Chapter 72 of "Romance of the Republic of China" by Cai Dongfan and others: "But it is said that Lu Jianzhang was robbed when he went out of the city, and his savings for several years were empty. I am so tired that my wife, concubines, and children are exposed to the public and humiliated for no reason. It is really an indescribable suffering for a mute to eat coptis." [A mute eats Coptis chinensis - the pain in his heart cannot be expressed] Ye Junjian's "Spark" 1: "Dongmei is his sister-in-law. Although they were insulted by Wu Chunmao, it became a "family scandal" for them! Mingyao and his mother were really dumb and couldn't tell the pain in their hearts. Hu Qi's "Unforgettable Winter" 13: "Someone put the 'logistics team leader' of this school in a special position and kept a close eye on Class 2. Teacher Qin is really a mute who can't say anything about the hardships of Coptis chinensis." [The mute eats. Coptidis Coptidis - swallowed bitterly] Chapter 2 of Cheng Shuzhen's "College Times": "Wang Shouwei gave a cold reply to Gu Wei's sincere suggestion: 'Thank you for your kindness! I will feed him!' If the matter ends there , Wang Shouwei was so dumb that he ate Coptis chinensis - he swallowed bitterly in his stomach. Always put the blame on others, push 625 on the servants and thugs. These servants are dumb and hard to tell." Chapter 4 of "Long Gong An": "Yan Rong also knew in his heart that his men must have done something wrong. Once Li Chaozhong caught the handle and reported it to the court, then the emperor would blame him, but he would be a mute eating Coptis chinensis, and it would be a disaster. .

"[A dumb man eats Coptis chinensis - suffering in his stomach] Chapter 6 of "Three Martyrs of the Water Margin" by Shaluxu: "He has a contract as proof, the state officials have many contacts with him, and the manager even ordered him to go on military missions Why, how can I defeat him? I am a mute and can only suffer in my stomach when I eat Coptis chinensis. "[A mute eats bitter melon - complains of suffering] Zhang Mengliang's "Children's Journey" Part 3-5: "Wang Haoshan got his son and moved to Hedong City the next day. Having suffered such a big loss and not daring to speak out, this is really like being a dumb person eating bitter gourd - complaining about suffering! "

The dumb man dreamed of his mother - the unspeakable hardship originally means that he has a lot to say but suffers from being unable to say it. When used, it refers to the unspeakable hardship. "The Scholars" Chapter 51 : "When the boat sailed in the morning, the guest was still in a daze. Only now, when he saw the quilt was opened, did he realize that it had been stolen. It is really unspeakably painful for a mute to dream of his mother! "☆Also written by [A mute man dreams of his mother - having unspeakable suffering] Li Yingru's "Return My Country" Chapter 7 1: "For some people, the more you bully and oppress them, the more they bow their heads and smile; the more you sympathize with them and pity them , but he frowned angrily. This is a pitiful phenomenon that requires a process of enlightenment. Perhaps, when the mute dreamed of his mother, she was suffering from unspeakable pain. "[A mute dreams of his own mother - unspeakable suffering] Gao Yang's "Outside History of the Qing Dynasty": "Hao Shun advised: 'The uncle has suffered such a coward thing. out of suffering." The second master would always be considerate of him. '"

Bite your tongue and swallow it in your stomach - being unable to express your pain means that you have pain in your heart and are afraid or inconvenient to tell others. Yang Wenyu et al. "Bingzi "Double Twelve"" Part 9 : "Brother Hucheng, I have been taking the blame for Chairman Chiang Kai-shek for five years! It caused me so much pain. I bit my tongue and swallowed it in my belly. I couldn't complain about the pain! ”