(1) Pull out your gun when you see a fly (use a four-word idiom)-Answer: Make a mountain out of a molehill.
(2) Call a ghost when you see an ugly girl (use a four-word idiom)-Answer: Make a fuss.
(3) Flirting with each other (to use an idiom)-Answer: an eye for an eye.
(4) Sumo (playing a four-character idiom)-Answer: Go shirtless.
(5) Taking pictures (to use an idiom)-Answer: Worse.
(6) go straight to the sky (to use an idiom)-answer: rise to the top.
(7) Blind chess guessing an idiom-answer: missed.
(8) Blind people wear sunglasses (to use a four-word idiom)-Answer: Cover people's eyes and ears.
(9) Cracking in the corner of the eye (to use an idiom)-Answer: An eye-opener.
(10) Huang (to use an idiom)-Answer: White jade is flawless.
(1 1) Emperor Ama opens his mouth (playing a four-character idiom)-Answer: It's a deal.
(12) Baique Ling wipes her mouth (a four-word idiom)-Answer: glib.
(13) 100-meter champion talks about experience (to use an idiom)-answer: speak quickly.
(14) 1% (to use an idiom)-answer: 1%.
(15) A glimpse of Bai Jinghong (to use an idiom)-Answer: in the blink of an eye.
(16) White speech (using a four-word idiom)-Answer: Bad words confuse people.
(17) White Source (to borrow an idiom)-Answer: Shine on you.
(18) In vain (to use an idiom)-Answer: In vain.
(19) woman in white (playing a four-word idiom)-answer: wearing red clothes and wrapping plain clothes.
(20) white grapes-answer: exaggeration
(2 1) Sketch (to use an idiom)-Answer: vivid.
(22) Bai Juyi's 50th birthday (to use an idiom)-A: Lotte know life.
(23) Being controlled by his wife during the day (to use an idiom)-Answer: Yelang is arrogant.
(24) After graduation (to use an idiom)-Answer: Take a cursory look.
(25) lame old man and blind old woman (to use a four-word idiom)-Answer: cohabitation.
(26) the lame pass by the blind (to use an idiom)-answer: learn from each other's strengths.
(27) Illness into the zang-fu organs (to use an idiom)-Answer: Heart trouble.
(28) The thrush should be light, and the book should not be thick (to use an idiom)-the answer: understatement.
(29) Strong lust between men and women (to borrow a four-word idiom)-answer: ganci agni.
(30) Men's and Women's Singles (to use an idiom)-Answer: Fight it out
(3 1) A person streaks and plays an idiom-answer: play.
Take office as soon as the phone calls (to use an idiom)-Answer: Let it go.
(33) light bulbs and tungsten wires (to borrow an idiom)-answer: bold but cautious.
(34) The young couple in the movie (to use a four-word idiom)-Answer: Nominally.
(35) Swallow a map with your mouth and type an idiom? -Answer: Tunshan River
(36) Giving birth to a child (to use an idiom)-Answer: A dirty lie blows a person.
(37) Willing to swim in the middle (to use an idiom)-Answer: Almost.
Catch turtles in a jar (to use an idiom)-Answer: Leave no one behind.
(39) Enjoy Yaolin Wonderland (to paraphrase an idiom)-Answer: Insight into everything.
(40) Barber's scissors (to use an idiom)-Answer: Clean and tidy.
(4 1) Quiet environment, comfortable life (four-word idiom)-Answer: Xanadu
(42) Wang Mingjuan (to use an idiom)-Answer: Become famous in one fell swoop.
(43) Wang Ma went to live on the top floor (to use an idiom)-Answer: She came from behind.
(44) The mouse in the cat's nest (to use a four-word idiom)-Answer: Trembling.
Cats and dogs look for the same kind (to use a four-word idiom)-Answer: I like wolves and tigers.
What do cats and dogs look like (to borrow an idiom)-Answer: Like wolves and tigers.
(47) The pig wears a hat and the dog wears a robe (playing a four-character idiom)-answer: the devil wears prada.
(48) Pig Bajie (to use an idiom)-Answer: deadly.
(49) Zhu Bajie comments on recipes (to use an idiom)-answer: break your word and get fat.
(50) Pig playing flute (playing idioms)-Answer: bonhomie.
(5 1) Only child and only daughter (to use an idiom)-Answer: the same strain.
Look at the fire with only one eye (to paraphrase an idiom)-the answer is clear at a glance.
(53) Be well informed and never worry (to use an idiom)-A: Contentment is always a pleasure.
(54) The dog lifts the door curtain (to use an idiom)-Answer: Kung Fu in the mouth.
(55) Dogs go to bed (to use an idiom)-Answer: Take advantage of people unprepared.
(56) The fox meets the Monkey King Sun (to use a four-word idiom)-A: Evil does not suppress right.
(57) The fox was defeated by Master Guan (playing a four-character idiom)-Answer: Evil is invincible.
The fox is afraid of Zhang Tianshi (to borrow an idiom)-Answer: everything has its vanquisher.
(59) The fox takes part in a singing contest (playing a four-character idiom)-Answer: Very strange accent.
(60) 70 years old, leaving Kuala Lumpur (to use an idiom)-answer: veteran comes out.