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All the hiatus phrases

There are a lot of hiatus, the following is a list of commonly used ones.

蒙在鼓里听打雷 --弄不清东南西北 (比喻摸不着头脑,弄不清方向)

蒙在鼓里听打雷 --弄不清东南西北 (比喻摸不着头脑,弄不清方向。)

Blindfolded farting - solo (奏)吞 (比喻独自占有)

孟姜女拉着刘海儿-有哭有笑 (比喻有高兴的,也有悲伤的)?

Eating honey in a dream--thinking sweetly (Metaphor for thinking beautifully, but not necessarily realizing it.)

Dreaming of flying in an airplane--thinking of the head is not low (Metaphorically speaking, the idea is detached from reality and cannot be realized.)

Hidden Needle in Cotton - Hard in Soft (A metaphor for both soft means and hard means.)

The head of the pig in the temple - each has its own master (metaphorically speaking, all have been owned by people, there is no surplus.) ?

The stone lions in front of the temple gate - a pair of them (Metaphorically speaking, two people have a close relationship) ?

Crossing the river by groping the stones - more stable (Simile to do things carefully, steadily and reliably)

Sow's ears - soft (Simile to be easily moved or shaken.) ?

The sow's ears are soft (a metaphor for saying nonsense and making a fuss about what is right and wrong, or saying "the sow pries up the melon vines and makes a fuss about what is right and wrong").