A collection of classic homophonic idioms and common common homophonic idioms

1. Who took the picture? (Who is afraid of trouble) 2. Mung beans come from the west. (The green hills are still there, so you don’t have to worry about running out of firewood) 3. Flowers and trees are planted by hand to form a border. (Flowers are ready to be broken when they are in bloom. Don’t wait until there are no flowers.) 4. The three monks had no water to drink. (One person attains enlightenment, and the chicken and dog ascend to heaven) 5. Who won the tug-of-war game? (Complaining about others will make you suffer) 6. Annoying mosquitoes are buzzing everywhere. (Looking for trouble when nothing happens) 7. Stand at the bottleneck. (It is better to teach a man to fish than to teach him to fish) 8. Tell lies with open eyes. (A dumb person cannot tell the pain of eating Coptis chinensis) 9. Sleeping in spring does not wake up to dawn. (Long nights and many dreams) 10. Dead trees sprout again in spring. (Disease enters through the mouth, disaster comes out of the mouth) 11. The king of heaven covers the tiger on earth, and the chicken stews with mushrooms. (The apple of your eye, the pearl of jewels) 12. The two of them sat facing each other, silently counting in their minds. (Safflowers need to be lined with green leaves) 13. Don’t stand in the sun at the door. (Everything is difficult at the beginning) 14. Follow the picture and follow the dead pig without fear of boiling water. (Wishful thinking, make enough food and clothing by yourself) 15. Who picked the fruit from the tree? (If you don’t listen to the old man’s words, you will suffer the consequences)