Lantern riddles and answers in Mid-Autumn Festival

Lead: Lantern riddles are also called Hu Wen, which is used to solve riddles on lanterns. It is also called playing tiger, playing wall lamp, changing lamps, shooting and disassembling. But people are used to calling it a riddle. Lantern riddles are the crystallization of the wisdom of the ancient working people in China. As early as the Xia Dynasty, a kind of suggestive ballad describing things appeared in the traditional culture of China. Let's take a look at the simple Mid-Autumn Festival idiom riddles and answers.

One (type an idiom). A: One by one.

Bottomless pit (to borrow an idiom). The answer is: unfathomable

Climb a bamboo pole (to use an idiom). The answer is: steadily rising.

Paper tiger (to use an idiom). Answer: External forces are hollow.

A pilot (to borrow an idiom). Answer: There is an opportunity.

Playing drums (playing idioms). Answer: beat about the bush

Laugh to death (to use an idiom). Answer: Happiness brings sorrow.

Weightlifting competition (to use an idiom). A: haggle over every ounce

The house of the foolish old man (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Cut to the chase.

The blind man touches the elephant (playing an idiom). A: I don't know the general idea

Clear and turbid (to use an idiom). A: There is no distinction between Jing and Wei.

Extend in all directions (to use idioms). Answer: The head is right.

Both hands agree (to use an idiom). Answer: reinvent the wheel

Candied coptis chinensis (to use an idiom). A: Share weal and woe.

Say goodbye unilaterally (to borrow an idiom). Answer: One-sided story

Photographic negatives (to use an idiom). Answer: Reverse black and white.

Love to travel (to use an idiom). Answer: I am ecstatic.

Public towels (to borrow an idiom). Answer: everything.

Wu Dalang gave a banquet (to use an idiom). Answer: the wedding.

Dont Ask For Help is in trouble (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Self-reliance.

Telephone calls travel thousands of miles (to use idioms). Answer: Echo from afar.

Reading too much makes it tasteless (to use an idiom). Answer: Not uncommon.

The rabbit invited the tiger (to play an idiom). The answer is: spend money on food.

Regardless of the middle (to use an idiom). The answer is: look forward and look back.

Leave the tap on (to play an idiom). The answer is: let it be.

Cut the gordian knot (to use an idiom). Answer: solved.

Play Go in secret (play an idiom). The answer is: there is no difference between soap and white.

Send a message home (using an idiom). The answer is: keep your promise.

One piece becomes nine pieces (to use an idiom). The answer is: division.

Luda became a monk (to use an idiom). The answer is: becoming a monk halfway.

The mute made a gesture (made an idiom). A: It goes without saying.

The building mouse asks for divination (to use an idiom). Answer: Have a guilty conscience.

Super good toothbrush (to borrow an idiom). The answer is: no.

What do cats and dogs look like (to use an idiom). A: Like a wolf like a tiger.

A chainsaw saws wood (to use an idiom). Answer: act decisively.

Air-to-air missiles (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Play it by ear.