What idioms are used to describe jokes?

Don't be unsmiling, talk with your mouth, whine and gag, laugh and say.

1. Never smile.

Pinyin: bù? gǒu？ yán？ Xilong

Short spell: bgyx

Explanation: If: If, whatever. No kidding. Describe a serious attitude.

Source: On the Book of Rites Quli: "Don't climb high, don't go deep, be meticulous, don't laugh."

Example: Let's start with this gentleman, Zheng, a single name, male, from Xiangtan, Hunan. He has been a lecturer in Song Studies. Liang Qing Liang Qichao's The Future of New China

Synonym: Sitting steady.

Antonym: glib, laughing.

Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Describe a solemn expression.

Match teeth

Pinyin: d m? yá？ Pai? state in the Zhou Dynasty

Short spell: dypz

Interpretation: refers to mutual abuse, chatting and joking.

Source: Chapter 23 of Xiao Xiaosheng's "Jin Ping Mei Hua Thorn" in Ming Lanling: "(This woman) often fights with her followers and does whatever it takes."

Example:

Synonym: punch your teeth and shut up.

Antonym:

Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Used in spoken English

3. Haw, haw, haw

Pinyin: j:? jī？ gā？ snap

Short spell: jjgg

Explanation: Onomatopoeic words, describing laughter, etc.

Source:

Example: Please keep quiet and don't make any noise.

Synonym: creak

Antonym:

Grammar: as attribute and adverbial; Used for onomatopoeic words

English: Twitter

4. Laughing and sealing Hou

Pinyin: tán? xiào？ fēng？ moustache

Short spell: txfh

Explanation: Marquis is enclosed in jokes. In the past, it was easy to become famous.

Source: Tang Du Fu's poem "Remembering the Past": "Yan Lu listens to the lad and laughs at the question."

If you are proud of your strange bones, you must. Yuan Xinwenfang's Biography of Tang Cai Wei

Grammar: as predicate and attribute; It's easy to describe fame.

5. Laugh and laugh.

Pinyin: tán? xiào？ zì？ Ruo

Short spell: txzr

Explanation: poised: as usual. Refers to being able to treat what happened calmly, talking and laughing, and not changing the normal state.

Source: Biography of the Three Kingdoms Wu Shu Gan Ning: "All the people in the city are not afraid, but they would rather laugh than laugh." "The Biography of Kong Rong in the Later Han Dynasty": "After reading a few books, I laughed and laughed."

Although it was raining cats and dogs, we talked while walking, and the more we talked, the more interesting it became. Zou Taofen's Experience, Rebirth.

Synonym: Laughing and laughing, poised.

Antonym: caught off guard

Grammar: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Refers to a natural attitude.