Two-part allegorical saying describing great surprise

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. Now I'd like to share with you an amazing two-part allegorical saying. I hope you like it!

Father can't fight-make a fuss

Low scholar see list-overjoyed.

● Star Wars-Earth-shattering

What a sea-earth-shattering.

Ring the bell in the middle of the night-a blockbuster

The tortoise in the hole-not afraid of impact.

Spring thunder-the low beginning of the blockbuster.

● Thriller-alarmist

Wang Lizheng in Chuzhuang-a blockbuster.

Father and son watch the tiger fight-make a fuss

● The worm after the fear potential rises.

Nightmare in the middle of the night-a false alarm

● Knock on the door and let me know about it.

● Catch fleas on horseback-make a fuss

Dream of falling into a well-a false alarm

Be a snake on a hemp rope-make a fuss

● Mistake hunchback as swollen back-make a fuss

Draw your sword when you see mosquitoes-make a fuss

Cry at the sight of a straw rope-make a fuss

● Crabs crawl in the nose of cows-make a fuss

Can't father see the horse fighting-make a fuss.