Unpleasant taste: Sweet taste: It tastes good. Everything I eat feels tasteless. It describes that there is something on one's mind and the food doesn't taste good.

Being hungry: fruit: full, full. Refers to not having a full stomach. Describe living in poverty.

Failure to adapt to the past: refers to not understanding the ancient knowledge learned deeply and not being good at applying it according to the current situation, which is the same as eating without food and digesting it.

Eat the flesh and sleep in the skin: Cut off his flesh and eat it, and skin him and sleep in it. Describe the deep hatred towards the enemy.

The abbot of the food table: describes eating lavishly. Same as "the abbot before eating".

The abbot must eat lavishly: It describes eating lavishly. Same as "the abbot before eating".

Food and labor: Describes outstanding knowledge.

Insufficient food to satisfy the intestines: see “Insufficient food to satisfy hunger”.

Eating without satisfying one's hunger means not eating enough to satisfy one's hunger. Refers to not having a full stomach. Describe living in poverty.

Eating the past is like eating food: It is still said that eating the past has not changed. It refers to not having a deep or thorough understanding of the ancient knowledge learned and not being good at applying it according to the current situation, which is like not being able to digest food when eating.

Food does not emphasize taste: Taste: Dishes. Don’t eat two different dishes. Describes a frugal life.

The food does not taste good: It describes that there is something in mind and the food does not taste good. Same as "eating is not pleasant to the taste".

Not enough to eat: unable to fill your stomach. Describe the hardships of life. Same as "Eating without making ends meet".

Eating not heavy on meat: There is no need to eat two meat dishes. Refers to diet frugality. Same as "eating without meat".

Eating baskets and kettles: To welcome the troops they support, they use baskets to hold rice and pots to hold water and reward them.

Eat without digestion: Eat without digestion. It is a metaphor for not understanding the knowledge deeply and thoroughly, and not absorbing it into one's own.

The food recipe is in front: describes eating lavishly. Same as "the abbot before eating".

Eat sweet food and sleep peacefully: Eat sweet food and sleep peacefully. Describes a peaceful mind. Same as "eat sweet and sleep peacefully".

Eat sweet and sleep peacefully: Eat sweetly and sleep peacefully. Describes a peaceful mind.

Inability to swallow food: Food is in the mouth but cannot be swallowed. Describes being worried and not thinking about eating.

Being unable to make ends meet: unable to have a full stomach. Describe the hardships of life.

The food does not taste good: It describes that there is something in mind and the food does not taste good. Same as "eating is not pleasant to the taste".

Eating without meat: There is no need to eat two meat dishes. Refers to diet frugality.

Eating without taste: You don’t need two dishes to eat. Refers to diet frugality. Same as "eating with the best taste".

Eat without tiredness: You don’t need two dishes to eat. Refers to diet frugality. Same as "eating with the best taste".

To have too much to eat: to be free. No time for a good meal. Describes being busy all day long and not even having time to eat.

Eating without two flavors: There are no two dishes to eat. It is said to be frugal in diet.

Don’t ask for sweetness in your food: Don’t ask for sweetness in your food. Describes a frugal life.

The food does not taste good: It describes that something is on your mind and the food does not taste good. Same as "eating is not pleasant to the taste".

Eating Huo and Hanging Quail: refers to living in poverty. The grasshoppers feed on bean leaves; the hanging quails, dressed in ragged clothes, look like the hanging bald tails of the quails.

The food is never tired of fine food, and the food is never tired of fine food: disgusting: satisfaction; food: finely chopped meat. The more finely the grain is pounded, the better, and the finer the meat is chopped, the better. Describes that food should be carefully prepared.

Board and board: a metaphor for fantasizing about achieving two contradictory goals at the same time.

Food, rent and clothing tax: Live on the taxes paid by the people.

To eat the flesh of one's own son to flatter the master is to gain credit.

A twitching index finger originally meant that there was something delicious to eat, but later it was used to describe being greedy when seeing something delicious.

Eat jade and cook cinnamon: Food is as expensive as oil, and fuel is as expensive as cinnamon. A metaphor for expensive things.

Eating fish and meeting mackerel: a metaphor for changing the taste so that it is not monotonous. A delicious combination of mackerel and fish.

Broken promise: broken promise. Refers to not keeping one's word and only seeking to take advantage of oneself.

Food abbot: describes eating lavishly. Same as "the abbot before eating".

Eat tea and lie on thorns: eat bitter herbs and sleep on coarse grass. Describes the hard life of the early people.

Food raw but not transformed: refers to eating raw food and not being able to use it flexibly.

Eat less and do more: describe hard work and poor health. Same as "Eating too little means having trouble".

Eat less and worry: I eat very little every day, but deal with very heavy tasks. Describes hard work and poor health.

Eating a day costs tens of thousands of dollars: Tens of thousands of dollars are spent on food and drink every day. Describes food as extremely luxurious.

Eating one’s relatives and making money black: refers to people who are greedy and selfish, and love to take advantage.

Abbott before eating: Abbot: One foot square. When eating, a square foot-long area in front of me is filled with food. Describes eating lavishly.

Eat the hair and trample the soil: Mao: refers to the grain grown on the ground; base: trample on it. The original meaning is that the food you eat and the land you live in belong to the king. Feudal officials used it to express their gratitude to the monarch for their kindness.

Eating a horse leaves its liver: its meaning is used later, metaphorically failing to absorb the essence.

Eat hunger and rest from fatigue: refers to allowing hungry people to eat and tired people to rest.

Food is the people’s destiny: means that food is the most important thing for people to survive.

Never get tired of eating: