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The bamboo pole reaches out to the chicken's nest - to make trouble

The bamboo pole builds a bridge - to be sad

Twisting the lantern grass in the Penny - one heart

The bamboo basket hits the The water net stops the wind - all in vain

The bamboo forest plays a big sword - can't open the scene

The phoenix in the bamboo cage - can't fly with wings

The bamboo sieve water - full of loopholes

Lighting a fire in a bamboo tube - taking care of it

Drumming in a bamboo tube - empty to empty

Looking at the sky in a bamboo tube -- a hole in one's eye; not widely seen

Pig's bitter gall thrown into a well -- bitterly deep

Pig's pox -- meaty

Pig's brain -dead and unenlightened

Meat on a pig - both fat and lean

Pig's head hanging on a pepper tree - meaty

Lard poured into a water tank

The bamboo worm bites off the root of the bamboo - it dies together

The bamboo pole supports the ship - it can't be rowed

The bamboo pole strikes the moon

Sleeping on a bamboo pole - hard to turn over; can't turn over

Piggy playing with a big sword - not smooth

Piggy playing with strings -- smugness

Piggy listening to heavenly books -- know nothing

Piggy coming down from the mountain -- not serving (monkeys)

Piggy lifting the door curtains

Piggy looks in the mirror - he's not a good person

Piggy sits in the jail - he's not a good person

Piggy dreams of getting married - he's not a good person

Piggy dreams of getting married. Pigs see the white bone spirit - salivation

Pigs sat on the belt knife - scruffy soldiers

Pigs eat watermelon - eat alone

Pigsy beating grasshoppers - clumsiness

George Liang as prime minister - bowing and scraping to death

Pigsy eating fried liver - self-inflicted injury to flesh and bone

Porky Pig eats big meat - forgetting his roots

Porky Pig eats noodles - thick and thin; wolfing down Porky Pig's nail rake - hitting a rake backwards

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Piggy's spine - no (wu) can do (back)

Piggy falls into a slop bucket - gorging himself

Piggy falls into a wine urn- -feast

Piggy riding a cloud -great show of strength

Piggy meeting Miss Gao -change of face

George Liang borrowing arrows in a straw boat

George Liang releases Meng Yu - to catch him

George Liang burns incense and plays the zither - a trick

George Liang opens his mouth

George Liang plays the zither to retreat from Zhongda - not to panic in the face of danger

George Liang uses the Empty City Trick - no choice

George Liang's battle with Zhuge Liang's battle with the Confucians - all based on one mouth; all based on the mouth

Zhuge Liang's governance of Shu - conforming to the people's heart

Zhuge Liang's frown - the plan is on the mind; the plan is on the mind

Guge Liang lives in a hut - unrecognized talent

Heavy hammer falls on steel plate - landing sound

Zhou Cang fights Li Kui - big and bold

Zhou Lang's brilliant plan to secure the world - a loss of a lady and a loss of troops

King Wen of Zhou invites Jiang Taigong - trying to find someone who understands

King Yu of Zhou teases the lords -

Zhou Yu fell ill at the Luhuadang - angry

Zhou Yu wore straw shoes - poor doodoo

Zhou Yu invited Jiang Gan - ulterior motive

Zhou Yu invited Jiang Gan - ulterior motive

Zhou De's flat burden - famous

Listening to chickens crowing on Mt. Everest - high profile

Paper Yuanbao- - empty in the belly

Umbrella made of paper - not useful; not useful

Talking but not practicing - just playing with the mouth

Pointing at the bald man and scolding the monk

Mid-Autumn Festival - Leap August - Reunion and reunion

Mid-Autumn Festival - Osmanthus flowers - flowers and moon

Chinese medicine store The Chinese Medicine Shop's Wiping Table Book - Tasting all the Sweet and Sour

Zhong Xu Opens a Restaurant - Ghosts Don't Come to the Door

The Crowd's Tug-of-war - Working Together

The Crowd's

Papier-maché trumpets - can't be blown; don't blow them

Papier-maché barricades - can't be ****ed; can't be ****ed

Papier-maché barricades - can't be ****ed; can't be ****ed

Paper mache tiger - can't scare people; unbearable; doesn't bite; no need to be afraid

Paper mache hat - one poke and it goes through

Paper mache fist- -easy

Papier mache fan car -takes risks

Papier mache glasses -blinds people

Papier mache house -

Paper dolls - empty bellies

Paper fire - can't hide from the midday sun - the light shines brightly

Paper fire - can't hide from the sun

The governor fell into a cesspit - a dirty official

The spider walks on its own silk

Playing a gong in the sesame field - hitting the right spot.

The rotten watermelon in the sesame field - you are the biggest

The mouse in the sesame field - eat the fragrance

The buds growing in the sesame field

The mung bean in the sesame seed is big

The sesame seed face is big

The thief who sells the wooden brain is robbed

The seller of tiled pots has a way of getting things done

The seller of tiled pots is in a mess

The seller of shrimp who doesn't take a scale

The salt seller drank boiled water - no flavor

The coffin seller gritted his teeth - hated people who would not die

The steamed bun seller mixed with lime

Bean sprouts seller shakes the basket - clean

Oil seller doesn't hit the salt - doesn't care

Dried doughnut seller

The man who sells cows and hair marries a mute - he has nothing to say

The man who sells tofu carries a horse's foot - his business is not big.

The flower seller says the flowers smell good; the tea seller says the vegetables are fresh - each has his own way of saying things.

The seller of ducks changes the baskets - a bad egg

The buyer of wheat learns the cage drawer - not steaming buns to steam

The seller of water looks at the river - all the money is there

The seller of water looks at the river - all the money is there

The seller of water is the seller of water.

Wheat stalks blowing on the fire - stingy

Wheat awns poking in the eyes - stinging and painful

Wheat chaff rubbing rope - can't get a hand on it

Knocking in the stubble field - poking in the eye

Straw against the door - a waste of effort

Wheat stalks as scales - no pounds, no weights.

Wheat stalks as scales - to look at people as if they have no weight

Wheat stalks to look at people - to look at them as if they have no weight

Wheat stalks to look at people - to look down on them

The wheat stalks are filled with explosives.

The wheat stalks are filled with explosives.

The wheat stalks are filled with explosives.

The wheat stalks are filled with explosives.

The wheat straw is a scale.

Who has not seen the face of the two flowers

The sky is full of paste - lake (Hu) clouds

The day is full of yellow fever - endless suffering

The day is full of gold teeth - opening mouth is a lie

The day is full of gold teeth - opening mouth is a lie

The garden is full of fruits - you are the one who is red

The rat that is covered with oil goes into the fire - it is not easy for it

The blind man plays pai gow

The blind man is talking blindly

The blind man is talking blindly

The blind man is buying a trumpet

The blind man is blowing blindly

The blind man is playing the lantern

The blind man is playing the lantern

The blind man's glasses - a pretender

(A metaphor for a person who has a name but does not work in reality.)

The blind man rides a blind horse a ~ trespassing

The cat doesn't eat fish a pseudo-sophistication

The cat catches mice...an ancestral craft

The cat catches mice and the dog guards the door-. Each keeps his own duty

(A metaphor for a part of the business, each has his own duty.)

The cat teaches the tiger - to keep his hand in

The cat drills the dog's hole a easy pass

The cat drills the mouse's hole - to pass

The cat catches the mouse -.

The owl sings in a strange voice

The donkey pulls a mill . ...stinks and is hard

Being a metaphor for having a bad reputation and a stubborn attitude

Throwing a bomb in a latrine ...... provokes public anger

Being a metaphor for arousing everyone's dissatisfaction

Putting a fan in a latrine ...～out of the stinking

Roses in a latrine...no scent

Dung maggots in a latrine - seeking life in death

The peacock in a latrine - stinking

The scales in the latrine - self and hard

The hat is not a shoehorn - a degradation

The impostor - a fake

The lute without strings - from where to play Coal briquettes in lime - black and white

Coal ash mixed with lime - black and white

Putting a firecracker on the eyebrow - fire is on the horizon

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Gourmet Chat No One Speaks of Eating and Not Wearing

Melanfang sings Farewell My Concubine - a masterpiece

(Metaphor for the most skillful skill J

The Door Cracker - the Lyric Man looks down on him

(Metaphor for underestimating people.)

The bricks under the threshold kicked in and out one by one

(A metaphor for whoever is out and doesn't want it, pushing it around.)

Looking at the sky through the crack in the door - narrow-minded

Shitting on the threshold - stinking inside and out

The seal on the door - can't be tugged

The broom behind the door - picking the dirty things to do

The scales in the corner of the door - dead (solid) heart

The dead man behind the door - fearful

The doorframe is a big one

Hanging a mat on the head of the door - not like a picture

Looking at people in the crack of the door - looking at people flat

Listening to thunder in the drum - not knowing what's going on

Listening to thunder in the drum - not knowing what's going on

The door is a big one. -Can't figure out southeast, west, north, and west

(Metaphor for puzzling out the direction.)

Farting while blindfolded - solo (奏) swallowing

(Metaphor for possessing alone)

Meng Jiangnu pulling Liu Hai'er - there is crying and laughing

(Metaphor for having happiness and sadness)

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Meng Jiangnu surrendered - convinced by mouth and heart

Meng Jiangnu searched for her husband - not far away

Eating honey in dream - thinking sweetly

(Simile of thinking beautifully, but not always realized.)

Dreaming of flying in an airplane--thinking of the head is not low

(A metaphor for thinking out of touch with reality and not realizing it.)

Picking up money in a dream - blindly happy

Passing a daughter-in-law in a dream - thinking beautifully

Bridging a marriage in a dream - a good thing won't work

Dreaming of words - I don't know if they are true or not

Dreaming of a groom - empty joy

Maitreya Buddha - smiling daily

Mi sieve crotch Sunshine - can't cover it

Sleeping in a rice sieve - covered with eyes

Water in a rice sieve - lots of holes

Rice cooked into porridge

Selling salt in a rice store - meddling in the affairs of others

Washing your face in a basin of rice soup - muddling your head

The rice pot has just been turned on to draw firewood and rice

Washing your head in a pot of rice soup - a confused head

Rats in a rice bin - no worries about food

Sealed cans -- seamless

Sealed drink -- watertight

Sealed wax pill -- flawless

Cotton dropped in water -bouncing (talking) is not possible

Needle hidden in cotton - hard in soft

(A metaphor for both soft and hard tactics.)

Rolling sesame seeds in the dough - more or less standing a little

Battered hands - a little bit of everything

Cooking birthday peaches in the noodle soup - the asshole out of the tip

Boiling a ball in noodle soup - says you still have a bellyful of anger

Boiling a light bulb in noodle soup - says you still have a bellyful of evil fire

The monk in the temple is longing for the bell to ring

The monk in the temple is longing for the bell to ring

The monk in the temple is longing for the bell to ring

The *heads* in the temple - each has its own master

(Metaphorically speaking, all have been owned by people, there is no surplus.)

The flagpole on the day of the temple gate - a bachelor

The stone lions in front of the temple gate - a pair

(a metaphor for two people who have a close relationship)

The five hundred Luohan in the temple -each has its own certain status

Crossing the river by touching the stones -steady

(Simile of doing things carefully, steadily and reliably)

The magician's trick of making something out of nothing

Dreaming of marrying a beauty queen --- a wild imagination

Dreaming of getting a wife --- thinking of partiality

Dreaming of jumping into a well --- a false alarm; a false alarm

Dreaming of recruiting an emperor's son-in-law

The craft of making clay figures - tiptoeing

The man who makes biscuits and sells dumplings - a multi-faceted hand

The man who makes The governor who lost his seal - a confused official

The mold for making bricks and the sheath for inserting knives - a box and a set

Smashing woes and selling iron - going out of his way to ascend to the sky on a rocket - a straight line upward

The man who made the baked goods and sold them - a man who went up in a rocket

Doing a big closet and not pulling the handles - stingy

Dreaming of eating Huanglian - think of the bitter

Dreaming of eating buns

Dreaming with a life preserver--thinking hard

Dreaming as a long-time worker--thinking hard

Dreaming as a commander --- a moment of glory

Dreaming of being a president --- no good deed can be accomplished

Dreaming of being in a coffin --- wanting to die

Dreaming of riding a tiger -wonderful thinking

Shooting targets in an airplane -high standardsChatting in an airplane -empty talk

Playing the lute in an airplane-

Speaking on a plane - empty words

Rocket to the moon - far away

Sitting on a well and observing the sky - small insight; narrow vision

Sitting on a well and observing the sky - small insight; narrow vision

Sitting on a well and observing the sky - small insight -small insights; narrow vision

Sitting in a wooden boat with a parasol - no sky and no earth

Seeing the scenery in an automobile - we'll see

Sitting by the pot and eating fried rice poop -- eager to get it done

Sitting in the house and watching TV -- far away, close at hand

Lime on the mouth -- talk for nothing; eat for nothing

Mouth Bite the navel - can't reach

Drunk man driving - don't want to die; play hard to get

Drunk man killing - sin (drunk) on top of sin

Writing with the left hand - not smooth

The writer's bag - there's something in it

Taking a bus without buying a ticket - a waste

A mouth with a cage - can't eat

A mouth with a bottle of oil - smooth talk

A mouth with a play - talk but no action

A mouth that has eaten Rotten pig's hair - messy

Mouth chewing onions - talk with a spicy flavor

Mouth swallowing cyclone - mouth is not small

Mouth on the Allah locks

Horns tied to the mouth - blowing wherever they go

Scales hanging from the mouth - speaking with weight

No hair on the mouth - not a good job

Walking with shoes on - a living hell

Walking on a horse and sweeping the phone - a strange (riding) talk

Walking up and looking down - looking ahead

Pawns crossing the river - all talk and no backing down; dying and not looking back; rushing across the river

Ancestor's housekeeping - -to say nothing

Grabbing one's fists to live one's life--to hold one's breath; to hold one's breath

Steel needles on a drill--so powerful

Steel needles in one's mouth --Speak with a sting

Two skins on the mouth --Say what you want to say

The mouth with a bamboo tube on it --Say what you want to say, and add a little bit to it.

Bicycle downhill - ignore

Bicycle downhill - get over it

The life of the palm tree

Walking down the road to drink gruel - a big hurry

Walking monkeys - a masterpiece

Walking magic tricks

Walking with a monk - don't worry

Walking with an abacus - keep your hands busy

Walking on

The awl in the pocket - showing its sharpness

The oil lamp on the table - not lighting it

The one who touches himself on a problem - swallowing it

Shitting in one's own field - to vent one's anger

Bicycle with a flat tire - to blow up in anger; to collapse in anger

The table The bottom of the raised field - in the way of the upper and lower; touching the upper and lower

Catching fish to stop the upper reaches of the river - the first to strike

Caught a donkey as a horse ride - do not know the goods

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Woodpecker searching for food - all by one mouth; all by mouth

Resource room moving - all lose (books)

Catch the ear to cross the river - redundant

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Catching Zhang Fei as Li Kui - misjudging the person; misrecognizing the person

Specializing in putting fat on fat meat - snobbery

Bricks to build a wall. later on

Fire in a brick kiln - rumor (kiln smoke)

The work of a manor man - practical

The child of a manor house - The soil is born and raised

The crofter doesn't know cinnamon - amateur (yellow)

The crofter grows beans - step by step a little

Pretending to be a cat to scare a rat - a False

Sugarcane basking on a bamboo mat - sweet (scorn)

Bamboo as a drum - knocking on a bamboo stick

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Walking on crutches on a muddy road - a little bit of every step

Cooking beans and burning the bean-kee - a family member's family

Cooking chicken guacamole - bending it inward;

Cooked duck - can't fly

Bothers biting the yellow dock - asking for trouble; seeking trouble

Grabbing the red clay as vermilion sand - uneducated; muddled

Cooking the red clay as vermilion sand - uneducated; muddled

Cooking the red clay as vermillion - uneducated -uneducated; muddled; confused

Catch a bat talking about a mouse - uneducated

Newspaper editorials - telling the truth in every sentence

Cups and snakes

The cup of water is a drop in the bucket - it is useless

To carry a pot up a mountain - it is hard to eat

To shake a gong on the back of a wicker basket - it is a messy thought

To shake a gong on the back of a wicker basket - it is a messy thought Drums and gongs - thinking nonsense

Backpacking drums into the ancestral hall - a look of being beaten

Chasing the mallet with the drum on the back - asking for a beating

Backpacking door panels onto the street -a good big sign

Buddha on his back going down to the river -toward the gods

Stone on his back going up the mountain -hard to suffer; asking for trouble; seeking trouble

Backing the A daughter-in-law crosses a log bridge - surprised and delighted

Saving a man by carrying an oil drum on his back - stirring up trouble; drawing fire

Begging for food with a jar of vinegar on one's back - being poor

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Carrying a dung basket to the bank - stinking money

Carrying a dung basket all over the street - looking for death; looking for death

Carrying a coffin to the battlefield - thinking the most

Walking with a mirror on one's back - not afraid of being laughed at by future generations

Being a man with a black pot on one's back - not being able to straighten up; not being able to stretch out

Catching the market with a loudspeaker on one's back - soliciting an assignment

Crossing the river with cotton wool on his back -- the heavier he carries it

Taking an airplane with a suona on his back

Bearing a ladder and cursing the street - a thief

Pushing a mill with a doll on my back - an addition

Beijing's radish - a beautiful thing in my heart

Beijing's radish - a beautiful thing in my heart

The radish in Beijing --- beautiful in the heart

Opening a rice store outside the north gate --- amateur

Fruit bitten by worms --- old before it grows old

Golden deer chased by hunter -- panicked

Buried potter's maid -- never to get ahead; hard to get ahead

Needle missing from the comforter -- either a mother-in-law or a grandson

The radio is playing under the covers - self-congratulation

The teeth are grinding under the covers - harboring a grudge

One foot sticking out of the covers - who do you think you are

An old tiger under the covers - to leave trouble behind

Catching fleas under the covers - to scratch blindly

Hiding an eggplant behind the back - to have a heart; to have a heart

Pulling a bow behind one's back - hurting someone with a hidden arrow

Setting up a stall behind one's back - amateur

Sleeping with one's back against one's back - being considerate

Stealing wine from a man with his back to the water - knowing the cold and warmth by oneself

Fighting with the water at his back - breaking the back; leaving no back

The sun on the slope of the sun at his back - not long to last; difficult to last forever

Climbing Mount Tai with one's hands behind one's back - step by step; step by step

The stupid dog chasing the rabbit - not touching the edge; not touching the edge

The stupid girl nailing the soles of her shoes - the potholes.

A stupid donkey crosses a bridge - a difficult step

A stupid cow eats a sparrow - not easy to catch

A stupid duck - can't get on the rack

A stupid duck - can't get on the rack

A stupid dog chases a rabbit - not a good idea -can't get on the rack

Stupid thief steals a judge - throws himself into the net

The horse that breaks up the herd - scatters in all directions

Forcing a rooster to lay eggs - - to make things difficult; to make things difficult on purpose; to fail to do; to be unable to do

Forcing a man to jump into the sea - to do harm

Forcing business on the doorstep - to do no good

Hanging a scythe on the tip of the nose -- can't hang it up

The tip of the nose is smeared with yellow dock -- bitter in front of the eyes; bitter in front of the eyes

Drinking water through the nostrils -- bad enough

The sweaty hairs in the nostrils

Tumor in the nostrils - bad breath

The bridge of the nose touches the bottom of the pot of ash - bad luck

The bridge of the nose Pushing a cart on the bridge of the nose - to have no way out

Snot running down the throat - to have no outsiders

Painting white powder on the nose - to have a good look; to have a good

The nose is a big place - the eyes are wide

The nose is a bucket of dung - the nose doesn't know what smells good; the nose doesn't smell good

The nose is smeared with beeswax - the nose can't get what it wants.

Puppetry on the nose - a face

Horns on the nose - out of the ordinary

Fleas in the eye of the nose - a good way in, a bad way out

Fleas in the eye of the nose - a good way in, a bad way out

They're a good way out.

The onion in the nose - a pretense

The vinegar in the nose - sour

The detonator in the nose

Scales hanging from the nose - can't lift up one's head

Meat hanging from the nose - oily tongue

Smoke coming out of one's nose - in a hurry

Electric lamp hanging under the nose - famous (bright)

Athletes on the playing field - striving to be the first

More than the The quilt stretches out the legs - to measure one's strength

The quill is swallowed in the belly - the chest is full of plans

The plowing ox on the mural - not useful

The wall of the Plow ox - can't get away from the plow

Harmonizing with noodles with closed eyes - blindly meddling; messy meddling

Drumming the wind with closed eyes - blindly blowing

Humming a tune with closed Closed eyes humming a tune - having a plan in mind

Selling cloth with eyes closed - blindly pulling

Touching the snail with eyes closed - blindly touching; blindly bumping

Closed eyes to trip down the river - to listen to fate

Dancing with eyes closed - blind optimism

Lecturing with eyes closed - blind talk

Close your eyes and Walking - blindly

Walking the south wall with eyes closed - blindly touching

Bat looking at the sun - turning black and white upside down; silly

Whip the fast oxen -- to endure humiliation

Whip a thousand-mile colt -- to go fast

Whip a dead bird -- toil without success; to have to work without success

Whip a pole to make a big sorghum

Two toads tied to the end of a whip - cannot withstand a fall

The stretcher hit a heel - landed on its head first

The stretcher I can't recognize it even if it's fallen over - I don't know a word

The hole in the stubble of a flat stretcher - it's a match

The flat stretcher carries firewood - it's in charge of the situation

The flat stretcher Pick firewood - the heart hangs on both ends

The flat stretcher carries water on a slippery path - the heart hangs on both ends

The flat stretcher has no pegs - the two ends slip off; the two ends play slippery

The flat stretcher smashes the bar.

The lentil smashes the bar - straighten it out

The lentil makes a mast - take the risk

The lentil is wrapped around a bamboo pole - there is a backing

The magpie Prescription - to get rid of the disease with one's hands; to bring back spring with one's miraculous hands

The skill of juggling - all depends on the quickness of one's hands

The bright handkerchief for juggling - not to be hidden

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Bitch hangs up a sign of chastity - fake seriousness; pretend to be serious

Bitch puts up a sign - fake seriousness; pretend to be serious; shameless

Paper man in a framing store - -to penetrate with a single point; to break with a single poke

The laminator goes up to the sky - Hu (糊)云

The turtle's egg is smeared with perfumed oil - to be round and smooth; to be round and smooth

The turtle bites his finger -to grasp and not let go; to hold on to

Bearded bedbugs - to sting

Bearded ears of wheat - head raised high

Bearded mouth blowing a flute

Coffins in funeral parlors - for people

Hookers in the barracks - to mess up the army

Hailstones on a cotton tree

Catching ducks on a frozen river - everyone plays a trick

Playing in an ice cellar - a sneer

Lighting wax in an ice bank Ice cream mixed with tofu - difficult to do (mix)

Building a house on the ice - unreliable

Painting on the icebergs - good times don't last

Ice candy canes - strings of them

Cucumber seasoned with ice candy - dry; dry and crisp

Ice whining - cold words

Ice and snow buried to the belly - cooled down

Tied for first place - no contest

Sick man opens drugstore - self-produced

The sick man arrives - late; late

The sick cat's tail - can't get up

The sick man slaps the ball - with breath; less breath

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The sick man is struck by lightning - a natural or man-made disaster

The sick man doesn't take his medication - he waits to die

The dialed alarm clock - it doesn't click until it's time

Watching a play in a glass window - a glance through; a glance through

Glass egg turned into an egg - a set

Glass falling on a mirror - Ming hit Ming

Glass belly - see through the heart

Goldfish in a glass tank - can't make a big wave; can't turn over a big wave; no mountain road, no way out

Glass tanks shut flies- -scurry

Glass monkeys - can't become a climate; no climate

People on glass mirrors - there is a shadow without a trace

Glass chopsticks holding cold noodles -- light to light

Glass bottle with boiling water -- three minutes of heat

Glass bottle with treasures -- a glance; a glance through

Glass Bodhisattva - a god

Glass ball tied with twine - difficult

Flower pots on glass - obvious

Glass dolls --understander

Glass heart and crystal person --understander

Glass made drums --can't stand the beating

Tofu cooked with spinach -- one clear (green) and two white

Bele waved a whip -- riding a horse

Museum display -- old antique

The donkey tied to the neck

The detonator hanging from the neck - too much suspense

The foot-binding cloth around the neck - stinks

Lame foot Donkey chasing a rabbit - can't catch up; can't catch up

Lame horse in battle - no good end

Lame donkey - not on the right path; just on the wrong path

Lame man pulling roca - crooked pull

Lame man on stilts - sooner or later there will be a good time for him

Lame man playing swing - one place to abduct the leg, everywhere abducting the leg

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The cripple playing round - sitting and shouting; sitting and shouting

The cripple driving a horse - out of reach

The cripple riding a blind horse - each has his own strengths

The lame man on the stage - a precarious position

The lame man walking - swaying from side to side; wobbling; one step at a time

The ants in the dustpan - stripes is the way; all is the way; there are many ways

The backbone of a tinkerer - to carry a black pot

The tinkerer's heel is planted - to fall back on the iron

To be whipped but not bricked - to be hardened but not softened

The tinkerer's back is planted - to fall back on the iron

Not to eat hard, not to do soft

Not to eat mutton and sheep stink - their own reputation

Not out of the chicken chicken (eggs) - bad eggs

Not out of the bud of the grain

The grain

Bad seed; coward; not a good seed

Not a tumbler with lovesickness - fidgety; restless

Not a tumbler riding a rabbit - no stability

Not a hungry man - no stability

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Bringing dry food if you are not hungry - being prepared

Not hating the shortness of the rope but complaining about the depth of the well - being wrong

Not seeing the rabbit and not spreading the eagle - doing things steadily <

No respect for the master, no respect for the fellow - the wrong master

No turning back without touching the south wall - stubborn; stubborn to the end

Unripe grapes - very sour; very sour

The grapes that are not ripe are very sour.

Either the fish dies or the net breaks - there is you but not me

Listening to the commentary without listening to the tune - it speaks better than it sings

The socket gun that doesn't work - it jams

The socket gun that doesn't work - it jams

The socket gun that doesn't work - it jams

The house sparrow that grows feathers underneath - can't fly

Don't plant a fruit tree and eat peaches - sit back and enjoy

Buying a cat in a sack

Cotton thread on cloth - a thousand things

Rag doll - lacks life

Rifle jammed - doesn't fire

Rifle jammed - doesn't fire

Rifle jammed - doesn't fire

Rifle jammed - doesn't fire -doesn't go off

Eight hundred copper coins on a string - not in tune

A small hanging jar of eight buckets - can't hold a single stone

Eight bucks for a bowl of wontons

An eight-and-a-half-catty old turtle swallowed a scale - a cruel bastard

An eighty-year-old man carries a burden - his heart is more than enough

Eighty-year-old dancing - old naivety

The gathering of the Eight Immortals - divine chatter

August pomegranates - a head full of ideas

August Fifteen Peanuts - Blind Command

Taking Demon Guesses as Bodhisattvas - Not Distinguishing Good from Evil

Speech of the White Bone Monster - Confusing the People

A Heart Made of White Wax - Can't See the Light of Day

A Heart Made of White Wax Half a copper coin - not a square circle

Torch in the middle of the air - brilliant

The halfway desertion - a beginning without an end

Midnight eating roast chicken

The quilt in the middle of the night - it's warming up

The one who pretends to be Qin Hui doesn't take off his costume - who hasn't seen you before, you two-faced man.

The duck is beaten with a stick, but it's not a quack

The mallet is used as a needle, but it's not the same thing

Bao Gong is the judge of the case, but he doesn't recognize the truth

Bao Gong is the judge of the case

Bun grinning - beauty out of the filling

Barking tree - not long

Rock chiming - no need to rush

Crackers temperament

Hanging a huqin behind one's back - can't play it

Greeting behind one's back - counter-courtesy

Backing a stone to go down to the river

Hand on the chicken coop behind the back - it's not easy

Jabbing on the quilt - adding flowers on the quilt

Punching on the quilt

Kick the ball in the quilt - not seen

Forced confession - not to be believed

Forcing the king of Chu to seek death

Drinking water through the nostrils - bad enough

Snot running up the nose - the opposite

Painting the nose with white powder

Scales hanging from the nose - a mouthful

Chancellor Bikan - no heart

Walking with eyes closed

Selling cloth with eyes closed - nonsense

Gecko's tail - living in a knot

Whip stick as a flute

The government official enters the magistrate's office - strutting

The deflated ball - a softball

The blood-letting pig -- down on its knees

Tricks on the eaves -- playing for keeps

Fish hanging from the eaves -- drying up

Running water on the eaves

The hole in the roof - not a door

Growing wheat on the roof - excitement

Hanging chickens on the roof beams Chickens - hanging eggs

Flying a kite on the roof - starting high

Sowers growing on the roof - wild seed

Grass on the roof

Powder balls rolled in sesame seeds - more or less stained

Powder-painted crows - white soon

Vermicelli soaked in boiling water - can't stand up straight

Vermicelli soaked in boiling water --Can't stand up straight.