Two-part allegorical saying in writing

Mother's Sisters-Suspicious (menstruation)

The crib on the stage-No (Bucheng)

The whip on the stage-overweight (fake horse)

Fire in Kannonji-Miao (Temple Disaster)

Monkey Sun sits in the golden hall-unlike a kind king.

Birthday Shooting-Same tune (gun)

The birthday girl plays the pipa-a cliche (playing)

Wheat straw fire-blowing economizer

Horse racing in the alley-the problem (hoof) is hard to come by

Cross the river by pulling the beard-modesty (pulling the beard) is excessive (crossing the river)

Ring the bell and pull it into the air-fantasy (ring)

Catch bees and eat honey-Tian (sweet) is shameless (stinging)

Buy camels at Huguo Temple-There is no such thing (city)

Zanthoxylum bungeanum is caught in the rice crisis (rice)

The fly flies into the cow's eyes-tired of looking for it (tears)

Bean dregs stick to the door-not sticky (sticky)

Beans and firewood are on fire-hurry (dustpan)

Dried Tofu cook the meat-How many portions (vegetarian)

Cooking with tofu-no words (salt)

This couple hoes the ground-regardless of (hiring) people.

200 yuan peanuts-you have to refute (peel)

Peach in both hands-reasonable (gift)

Blow the two speakers into a tune-they want to ring together.

The charm of drought worships witches-damn it

Bamboo shoots outside the garden-nephew (raw)

Men don't beat their wives-it's a blessing (husband and wife)

A scholar writes poetry-he has two hands (the first one).

Bald man takes off his hat-the first name (Ming)

It's just right for a girl from He's family to give it to Zheng Jiazheng (Zheng Heshi)

Abdominal rowing-expert (navigation)

Measuring Rice with a Turtle Cover —— What Sound (L)

There's smoke in the rice cooker-the rice is burnt.

Light mosquito-repellent incense under the bed-there is no bottom (mosquito)

Frozen Tofu-Difficult (Mixed)

Stir-fry hot beans in a cold pot-the noisier (stir-fry), the colder.

Kitchen God sticks to the door-there is something in words (pictures)

Sand versus bluestone-solid (stone) versus solid (stone)

Sailing on the beach is shallow.

Cows without horns-false scolding (horses)

I missed the temple fair-don't worry (crowded)

A coffin without a bottom-not a person.

No money to buy conch-save (suck)

A pregnant woman crosses a wooden bridge-taking risks at the same time.

Holding a horse spoon-sincere (sheng) heart

Holding cotton in your arms-a soft (warm) heart

Put the comb in your arms-relax your heart.

The poor buy rice, per liter.

A poor carpenter started his business-only one sentence (saw)

The tinker planted a somersault-handstand (iron)

Zhang Tianshi went to the seaside, feeling very strange.

Zhang Tianshi knelt in the mud and begged (sunshine).

The donkey is riding-no wonder (riding a horse)

Cock wears a hat-official (crown) plus official (crown)

Knock dust on the chicken's head-how many (chickens) suffer from anger?

Chickens peck at ants-just right (food)

Just accept the sole without an awl.

A paper railing-you can't lean on it.

Paper stool-you can't do it (sit)

A papery stove-it won't work if you cross (the pot).

Paper pipa-talking (playing) is not allowed.

Donkey skin stuck to the wall-what a shame (painting)

Kidnappers go to the hospital-consciously (treating feet)

Frog jumps on the drum-understand (knock)

Walking down the coal mine with crutches-bad luck is coming step by step (coal)

Cross the road with a beard-modesty (with a beard)

The horse in the painting-not surprising (riding)

Jujube core cutting board-a few words (saw)

Sell cloth without a ruler-it's intentional.

Selling shrimp without scale-catching blind people (shrimp)

Bonfire bug's ass-not much (bright)

Monks open umbrellas-lawlessness is impossible.

Separated monks-troubled (temple)

Monks sitting in caves-nothing (temples)

Monk dragging wood-something happened (temple)

Monk's home-temple

Monk's skull-can't (send)

Chopping bamboo with an axe-in a hurry (section 1)

Cast a net in a fish pond-excess (fish)

Foxes quarrel-a set of Hu (fox) characters

The fox rides a tiger-the fox is a fake (driving) from the tiger.

Dogs have horns-foreign (sheep) gas

Dogs eat tofu brain-leisure (bit)

Dogs eat grass-pretend (sheep)

Dogs eat cucumbers when they are wrong.

Blind people make fried dough sticks-blind people (fried paste)

Blind people wear glasses-smart (Chongming)

Cattle herders eat crabs-needless to say (with salt)

Sauté ed pickles with salt-too idle (salty)

Install a pot on the kang-transform (the stove)

Washing Huang Lian by the River —— Why is it bitter?

Vegetables grow in rivers-they are not burnt (watered).

Oil pouring candle-a heart (core)

The plasterer fooled the mouse-perfunctory (eyes)

Masons have no ash-wait for bricks.

The plasterer beckons-looking for you (mud)

Masons' tiles are painted with knives.

The clay idol has grass on her body. She is crazy.

Muddy loach playing drums-talking nonsense (playing)

Fear of carpenters-just a word (saw)

Hanging lanterns in the air-mystery (hanging)

An empty shuttle for mending the net-there is no rule of law (weaving)

Empty coffins go to the funeral-there is no one in the eye (wood)

Empty steamer on the table-contending for (steaming)

Put a dry cage on your shoulder-get angry with the fire.

Needle on the thread board-hold it (don't)

Orchard in spring-makes sense (peaches and plums)

Watching the field in the Spring and Autumn Period-Specializing in finding fault (fork)

Glass Bodhisattva-Understanding Man (God)

Selling steamed bread-Yu (steamed)

Zhao Kuangyin has a nosebleed-the red one is (me).

Who gouged out his eyes-the blind judge (ghost)

Chenghuangmiao Drum-Ghost Watch (Knock)

Huang Cheng's master's horse-no wonder (riding)

Lord Huang Cheng's Hu Dou-Ghost Noisy (Fried)

Dai Xiao, Lord of the Town God-Running in vain (robe)

Licorice in the drugstore-an indispensable kind (taste)

Open the drawer of the drugstore-look for (pills)

There is a fire in the teahouse-indeed as expected (burning)

Bo is in the teahouse-Hu (pot)

Straw as a lamp-carelessness (core)

Rumbling in the grass mud pond-laughing (fermenting)

A straw hat is a gong-I can't think of it (loud)

Grass Beach Fire-Kindness (Green)

Buckwheat skin is mashed-the two are not sticky (sticky)

Vitex negundo L.

Sitting in the lobby and using the toilet-stealing (dirty) officials

Little trees have little shade-they can't take care of them.

The tree has fallen-there is no shadow (shadow)

Bacon soup-needless to say (salt)

Eat too much salt and salt-just relax (salty)

Kimchi and Tofu-the word (salt) comes first

Boil tofu with pickles-needless to say (salt)

Pickles dipped in soy sauce are too strict (salty)

The crooked monk confessed-something happened (neck)

Light the noodles-it's impossible to cook (rice)

Second, the master of dyeing cloth-can't get it out!

In the past, the dyeing workshops were all hand-processed to dye cloth, so the master's hands were all indelible colors, and the masters never easily.

Make a scary joke! . "Can't take it out" here means that some people are timid and shy and don't want to meet people, so they can't take it out.

Hands. "or describe wanting to give someone a gift but being shy is also" can't get it "! Provided by blog friend "Hakodate Visitors")

Sanlinchong strayed into the White Tiger Hall-cheated!

(As we all know, coach Lin Chong was framed by bullies, faint officials and good friends, mistakenly entered the "White Tiger Festival Hall" and was arrested and imprisoned. of course，

Is "cheated" This two-part allegorical saying has been widely used since ancient times. Provided by blog friend "Hakodate Visitors")

Drill holes on four stools-orderly!

This two-part allegorical saying is easy to understand literally. The original meaning of "orderly" is to describe the words and expressions used by actors who sing plays or songs.

Accurate shooting, clear pronunciation, cadence and clear pronunciation! Later, it was applied to life to describe some people doing things in an orderly way.

Chaos, order and order are inevitable! Provided by blog friend "Hakodate Visitors")

Five sacks with nails-everyone wants to stand out!

A gunny bag is a bag made of jute string and filled with coarse things. If it is filled with fine things, it will leak out. If you put it in the bag again,

Of course, the tip of the nail will stick out of the sack and be exposed. The two-part allegorical saying "Everyone wants to get ahead" vividly describes Xu.

Many people are scrambling to show themselves. Provided by blog friend "Hakodate Visitors")

Six set up a platform to sell crabs-the business is not big, and the shelf is not small!

In the past, when a troupe went to the countryside to perform, it was necessary to set up a stage with wooden boards and sticks for the actors to perform. But you have to set the table to sell crabs, right?

The business is not big, and the shelf is not small! This two-part allegorical saying says that some people have no skills, but they have to hold up their faces to pick up the shelves.

A blogger who pretends to be an expert, "Hakodate Visitor")

Seven paper tigers-who are you scaring?

Although the paper tiger bared its teeth in awe, no one was afraid to see it. To warn those who bully others.

Intruder: Who are you scaring? Boyou "Qiaowan Farmer" provides)

Playing broadsword in front of eight Guan Gong-playing with great anger!

(In old Beijing dialect, "Dafa" means going too far, going too far and exceeding a certain limit. As the saying goes, "I played too hard!" .

During the Three Kingdoms period, the general Guan Gong's weapon was a "Dragon Crescent Moon Knife", and his knife skills were very high, and he fought many battles. If someone is here,

Playing broadsword in front of Guan Yu is simply overreaching! This two-part allegorical saying means not to try to be brave in front of experts, so as not to "play"

Too "make a fool of yourself!" Boyou "Qiaowan Farmer" provides)

Put up a notice in nine toilets-it scares people to have diarrhea!

(Old Beijing dialect "diarrhea (shit)!" It means that some people are scared to death by terrible people and things.

Feng, use this to describe this person as timid as a mouse and vulnerable! It is "diarrhea is so scary!" This means that some people face difficulties.

If you don't change your face and are never afraid, you will say, "it's nothing, diarrhea is scary!" " "provided by blog friend" Liu ")

The top ten uncles are all brothers and daughters-in-law.

Brother-in-law and sister-in-law are "uncles and aunts". They should keep a certain distance, respect each other, be modest and polite, and never.

You can be too affectionate. Whatever the reason, uncle's son-in-law is certainly against human feelings, so he was humiliated by others.

Laughter, this is the origin of "thankless". This two-part allegorical saying also describes that some people do things thoughtlessly, despite the high cost.

It took a lot of effort but the effect was not good, forming a "thankless!" Boyou Granite 3) Provide

Eleven naked wolves-dare not shame!

This two-part allegorical saying is the greatest irony for those who don't know courtesy, justice and shame! Boyou Granite 3) Provide

12 little hands in the chimney-lead people to the underworld!

This two-part allegorical saying is to lash out at those deceitful bad elements! Boyou Granite 3) Provide

Thirteen rains hit the beach, chicken watermelon skin-all pockmarked!

Light rain falls on the beach, leaving a trail of raindrops on the beach-a small pit! The chicken saw the roadside.

A piece of watermelon skin ran over and pecked hard, and many pits were formed on it! Both of these phenomena mock personal life.

Defect-pockmarked face, this kind of two-part allegorical saying is a derogatory term, so it's better not to say it! Blog friend "Rare Confusion A" provides)