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Introduction: Two-part allegorical saying is a special language form created by working people in China since ancient times. This is a short, interesting and vivid sentence. It consists of two parts: the first part? Introduction? Function, like a riddle, the second half? Backing? This role, like a mystery, is very natural and appropriate. In a certain language environment, it is usually the first half of the sentence. Rest? In the second half, we can understand and guess its original intention, so it is called two-part allegorical saying.

The fried broad beans in the hot pot bounce; One scratch and two rings.

Sparrows can't find such things as broad beans in their bellies; There is no such thing.

Sparrows can't find such things as broad beans in their guts.

Sparrows can't swallow broad beans; Can't enjoy this blessing; Zui snack da

Two grandfathers fight with hammers; broad bean

The consumption ghost eats broad beans with a hard mouth.

Guo idiot sells broad beans and catches fire cages.

Broad bean bibimbap

Master Huang Cheng sells broad beans and is haunted; Ghost fries

Stir-fried broad beans are simply served; Okay, clean, clean.

When Cao Cao was carrying it, he was unlucky to meet Jiang Gan. When he was carrying it, he added porridge and broad beans.

Flies wear broad bean shells and put on big heads.

Broad beans and radishes are crisp.

Chickens eat unpalatable beans (broad beans).

Broad beans on the ridge

Master Huang Cheng sells beans (broad beans).

Stir-fried beans (broad beans) simply have wine.

When Cao Cao meets Jiang Gan on his back, it is unlucky to meet porridge on his back.

The blooming of broad beans blackened their hearts.