Solar term allegorical sayings

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. The following is the complete set of solar terms related two-part allegorical sayings that I sorted out and shared with you. Welcome to read the reference.

A complete collection of two-part allegorical sayings related to solar terms-It takes a long time to read almanac on New Year's Eve.

Rabbit hunting on New Year's Eve-not many people, not many people.

Cook yuanxiao in a meat pot.-asshole

Stepping on a stool is enough for the moon-far from it.

A bulldog bit the moon-I wonder how high the moon is.

The beggar was caught in heavy snow-hungry and cold.

Eating Noodles on New Year's Day-Changing Customs and Traditions

Crops in dog days-change every day.

The robe on New Year's Day-can't I borrow it?

Firecrackers in dog days-they explode at the touch.

Overnight meals in dog days-smelly goods

Looking for hoof prints under heavy snow-rare

Fan for three or nine days-there is fire in my heart

Walking for 30 nights-no shadow

Look at the imperial calendar on New Year's Eve-there are no days.

Drink cold water for three or nine days-from the inside out

New Year's greetings on Dragon Boat Festival-Not a good time.

Poor debtor celebrates the new year-avoid it

Lighting the Moon Dam-Re-inventing the Wheel

Marry a daughter-in-law in the New Year-Double Happiness

Have a reunion dinner in the New Year-get together.

See you on New Year's Day morning-hello, I'm fine.

The laurel on the moon-unattainable