Girls love flowers, boys love cannons - each has his own preferences; each has his own preference
Girl's thread egg - there is a clue
Girl embroiders purse ——Concentrate on your heart
The lonely lamb——the motherless cub
Playing chess in the orphanage——poor and happy; having fun in poverty
The lone soldier accidentally fell into the pocket array—— —It’s easy to get in and it’s hard to get out
The lonely old man’s bachelor son—depending on each other
The orphan met his relatives—overjoyed
The cooper’s skill—adult radius
p>The cooper repairs the dustpan - a special job
The owner of the antique shop - knows the goods with his eyes
The rat in the antique shop - cannot be touched
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Antique dealer - he knows the goods with his eyes
Things on the antique stalls - sold at high prices
The calligraphy and paintings in the ancient tombs - it's time to watch (frame)
Smoke rises from the ancient tombs - will-o'-the-wisps
The flagpole in the ancient temple - unique; old bachelor
Performance of ancient music - old tunes repeated
The forehead of the ancient seal script tablet - difficult to understand
Wiping the buttocks with grain chaff - unfavorable for the rope
Wiping the rope with grain chaff - difficult to grasp; difficult to join hands
Steamed steamed buns with grain bran - cannot be pinched together; difficult to knead together
Sorghums growing in the millet field - standing out; getting ahead
Corn growing in the millet field - standing out
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The stone in the grain - throw it away
Sit on the rocket under the butt - jump up a few times
The bull is fighting hard - intrigue
The body of the bull Pull out the hair - insignificant; insignificant; not noticeable
The cow is stuck in the quagmire - in a dilemma
The bones are stuck in the throat - unable to swallow or spit out
Oil boiling in the bones - rare; hard to come by
A toad with a bulging belly drills into the trumpet - swallows the anger
An electric fan is installed on the drum - bragging
Planting willows in the Forbidden City - the tree cannot stand up
Concentrate on lighting the fire, not turning over the pot - in a hurry
Picking melons in the melon patch - so dizzy
Selecting melons in the melon field - the more you look at them, the more beautiful they become
The melons are ripe and the stems have fallen off - the time is right
The melon vines wrap around the bean shed - they become entangled
Melon seeds treat guests with a little heart
The melon seeds are peeled off - the sweetheart (benevolence)
Although the melon seeds are small - they are the heart of the person (benevolence)
Wear a silk shirt when the wind blows - it shakes up
The wind sweeps the floor, and the rain splashes on the street - false positivity
The wind sweeps the floor - false positivity; superfluous
p>The widow beats the child—reluctant to part with it
The widow enters the pawn shop—no one wants anyone, and no money if she wants money
The widow sells the child—the last resort
The widow goes to the grave - weeps and wipes her tears
The widow chooses a husband - as she pleases
Hang up the plow stick and ring the bell - she is so poor that it jingles
Watching a play with a baby hanging - a joy
Eating vegetarian food with a hanging bacon - unbearable
Handing mosquito nets to light mosquito coils - redundant
Selling a sheep head with a hanging Dog meat - words and deeds are inconsistent
Crutches blowing fire - clueless
Crutches chasing horses - out of reach
Turn off the lights and beat the old woman - use force in secret; Jin
Looking for the beautiful bearded man in Guandi's temple - I'll make sure you don't miss out
The hero of Guandong - extraordinary spirit
Guan Gong hangs a gourd around his neck - he blushes. Coarse
Guan Gong sneezes - self-bragging (must)
Guan Gong works as a carpenter - takes drastic measures
Guan Gong fights against Li Kui - takes drastic measures
Guan Gong’s Knife Shop—genuine goods at reasonable prices
Guan Gong’s nosebleed—red on top of red
Guan Gong sells tofu—people are strong but goods are not strong
Guan Gong asks for a broadsword in front of Cao Cao - not overconfident
Guan Gong dances with a broadsword - a good show
Guan Gong is in Cao Ying - absent-minded
Guan Gong fights Qin Qiong - chaos Dynasty; unable to defeat
Guan Gong walked to Maicheng - the last move; death was imminent
The bear in the cage - going round and round
Guan Jin The monkey in the cage - scratching his head and ears
Master Guan went to the banquet - went straight to the point
Master Guan watched "Spring and Autumn" - it was clear at a glance
The speaker with the gate turned off - —Silence
Walking on stilts with closed doors—seeing yourself high
Singing folk songs with closed doors—self-appreciation
Saying chili peppers with closed doors—enough
Close the door and beat the dog - not running; unable to run; cornered; beaten to death
Close the door and beat the beggar - make the poor happy
Close the door and beat the gong - first name (Ming) The voice is outside
Punching behind closed doors - inside hand
Punching a blind man behind closed doors - not running away; unable to run away
Living behind closed doors - knowing the inside story
Closed the door and squeezed the nose - encountered a coincidence
Closed the door to scold the emperor - the family is unruly; does not work
Closed the door and touched the blind man - did not run; could not run
Raising tigers behind closed doors - endless troubles
Guan Yu surrenders to Cao Cao - he is in Cao Cao's camp and his heart is in Han
Guan Yu loses Jingzhou - arrogant soldiers will be defeated
Guan Yunchang farts - I don’t know how to blush
Guan Yunchang guards his sister-in-law - friendship is the most important thing
Guan Yunchang said about "Three Kingdoms" - he only said that he would kill six generals in five passes, not to leave. Maicheng
Close the door and beat the God of Wealth - extremely poor
View the scenery on Mount Tai - look back to see the high and low
Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva - respond to all requests
Guanyin Bodhisattva’s belly—a compassionate heart
Guanyin Bodhisattva sneezes—good air
Guanyin Bodhisattva’s five internal organs—a belly full of mud
Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva is eighteen years old - young (temple spirit)
Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva has a vicious hand - a kind face and a bad heart
Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva gives birth to a baby - God knows; God knows
Guanyin Bodhisattva sitting on the lotus platform - high up
Filling holes in the Guanyin Hall - not good (repairing the temple)
Big rats in the official warehouse - eating and drinking
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The official's yamen - difficult to enter
The official went to court - step by step
The official The master gets off the sedan chair - not walking
The champion and the runner-up - one of the best
Painting flowers on the coffin board - to please the ghost
The coffin is used as a manger ——Inappropriate use of materials
The coffin boss gritted his teeth-hate people to death
Powder in the coffin-dead romantic
Beat a gong in the coffin-noisy to death; haunted
Bedbugs in the coffin - bite the dead
Smear dog feces in the coffin - the stink of death
Spread ashes in the coffin - insult the dead
Stretching out hands in the coffin - asking for money; dying shamelessly
Asking for debts in the coffin - forcing people to death
Scratching in the coffin - not knowing whether to live or die
Tooth sacrifice in the coffin shop - to kill people
To cut corners in the coffin shop - to kill people
To draw beautiful women on the coffin - to amuse people
To set off firecrackers on the head of the coffin ——Scary to death
The plumber opens the gate - let it flow; let it flow
Peeping a leopard in the pipe - a glimpse
Canned food - eat it freely
Crush garlic in a jar - a one-shot deal
Put shrimps in a jar - catch blind people (shrimps)
Plant flowers in a jar - live soon; not live long Long
Boiled cow head in a jar - don't go deep; can't go deep
Shirtless man playing with knives - sooner or later he will look good
Shirtless man looking for opportunities
Gun - go into battle shirtless
Bachelor against bachelor - two guns
Bachelor moves house - saves trouble
Bachelor divides the land - works alone
A bachelor living a life - very lonely
A bachelor farming - earning his own living
Barefoot and wearing slippers - cannot be mentioned; cannot be mentioned; cannot be mentioned; cannot be mentioned
Going into the ice cellar with bare feet - how cold it is
Going into the nest of thorns with bare feet - a dilemma
The meowing cat - can't be caught Live with mice
Flies on bare head - it's obvious
Bare butt to chase away thieves - bold and not ashamed
Hang yourself with bare butt - shameful; die Shameless
Go to the battlefield with your bare butt – don’t be ashamed if you are bold
Turning your butt with your bare butt – spinning around in circles to be embarrassed
It doesn’t rain when the wind blows – dry blow
Naked and riding a tiger - no shame in being bold
All talk but no practice - mouth trick
Running into a monk's temple with a bald head - just to make up for it
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Slap on the bald head - upright (beat) bright
Just a drumstick - no sound
Cantonese speak Beijing dialect - southern accent and northern accent
Stop at the gate of hell - life and death
Japanese soldiers wielding swords and guns - murderous
Japanese soldiers sweep up big dragnets - ten rooms are empty
The executioner's Skill - the act of killing
The executioner blushed - his fierce look was revealed
The executioner grinned - he hid the knife in his smile
The imperial concubine sighed - she was unhappy
Guilin Sanhua Liquor - Very strong
Raising pigs on your knees - for the sake of money
Rolling stone down the mountain - hit it to the end
Boil water to cook dolls - acquaintance
Boil water to cook dolls - steaming fire
Boil water to make tea - strong and fragrant
Boil water to make rice crackers - happy
Boiling water and splashing ants - all the ants in the nest will die
Searching for gold in a boiling pan of oil - it is difficult to do it; unable to do it; unable to do it
Boiling pan of oil Sprinkle salt in it - deep-fried; deep-fried
Fry the fried dough sticks in a boiling oil pan - toss and turn
Millet on the edge of the pot - boiled out
Poke a hole in the bottom of the pot - poke a leak
Punch a hole in the pot lid - let out the air
The lid acts as a bellows - absorb the heat and cold air
The chicken in the pot - it's hard to fly
The crab in the pot - it won't last long
The fish in the pot - don't even think about jumping
Boiler The lantern in the room - fainted with anger
The pot rake makes the shadow of the lamp - burnt people
The oil residue on the pot table - the result of practice
Grow melons on the pot - it is difficult to sprout
The pot is too dark for the kettle - you don't know how ugly you are
Cooking porridge in the pot - Tonggui rice is rotten
Fried stones in a pot - no oil or salt
International merchant ship - layman (sailing)
Flying a kite with bound feet - notorious
Flying a kite with feet bound and head bound - smelly and long; indistinguishable from top to bottom
Hang yourself with your head bound - tear (die) shameless
Snails that have spent the winter encounter spring water - feel proud
A pickle vat to spend the winter - soak in it
A faucet to spend the Dragon Boat Festival - just play with your mouth
Cross the river and burn the bridge - leave no way out
Crossing the river to draw a plank - no conscience
Crossing the river by the tail of the ox - cannot be pulled
Crossing the river by the pawn - can be done horizontally or vertically; only advancing but not retreating; There is no way out
Crossing the river to wash feet - killing two birds with one stone
Crossing the river to pull the beard - modesty (pulling the beard)
A rat crossing the street - everyone shouts to beat him
Throwing a walking stick across the river means forgetting one's origins
Too much strength means being weak and paralyzed; making a pile of things
<p>Soybeans that have passed through the sieve - not too big or too small
Filtered air - fresh
Passers feeding horses - not doing things right
Passers-by pay condolences - the dead know in their bellies
Eating bean dregs during the New Year - extremely poor
Pigs during the New Year - live not long; do not live long
New Year Knocking on the pot lid - so poor
Marrying a wife during the Chinese New Year - double happiness
Expired ticket - invalid
Go through five levels and kill six generals ——Extraordinary spirit
A pug catches mice - like a cat but not as capable as a cat
When a pug sees its owner - it wag its tail and beg for mercy; it bows its head and its ears
The pug calls a cat - — Recognize the boss indiscriminately
The pug has no eyeballs—it is blind
The pug climbs on the wall—and scratches it tightly
The pug wags its tail—shows attentiveness
Pug sitting on the wall - hard-coated rich man sitting on the ground
Harbin’s ice sculptures - cold and hard
Hawdry mirror - out of shape
Hami Melon soaked in rock sugar - sweeter than sweet; so sweet
Child's backbone - a villain (back)
Sealzi goes up the mountain - it can't be done; it can't be done
Sea cucumbers have long thorns - they won’t sting people
Sea kelps grow on the bottom of the sea - they have deep roots
Searching for embroidery needles from the bottom of the sea - difficult
The potholes on the bottom of the sea - cannot be penetrated
Searching for the moon on the bottom of the sea - working in vain; busy in vain
Planting onions on the bottom of the sea - the foundation is deep; the roots are deep
The customs bell - report it when the time comes
Sea pepper life - Laolaihong
The rocks in the sea - sometimes disappear and sometimes appear
The sea The oysters landed - don't even think about opening your mouth
The Sea Dragon King yawned - such a loud tone
The Sea Dragon King's minions - shrimp soldiers and crab generals
The Sea Dragon King is looking for a son-in-law ——Come in the soup, go in the water; come in the water, go in the soup
Sleep in the conch shell--refuse to show your head
The official who grew up in the sea--can't control it Kuan
Opening a shop on the beach - layman
Made jellyfish heads into hats - pretending to be naughty
Shrimps in the sea - cannot make waves
Take the right medicine for whatever disease you are suffering from - prescribe the right medicine
Speak kind words with rock sugar - sweet words
Sleep with sugar - sweet dreams
Cold wave news ——Critical words
The electric fan in the cold winter - scary
Eating ice water in the cold winter - bit by bit into the heart
The hornet's nest in the cold winter - empty and empty ; Empty
Giving a fan in the coldest month of winter - not knowing anything about business
Baking in the sun - just muddle along
The cold and heat meter - rising and falling
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Eat popsicles in the cold weather - there is fire in the heart
Han Xiangzi became a monk - never to return
Han Xiangzi played the flute - extraordinary
Han Xiangzi plays the flute - extraordinary
Han Xiangzi's flower basket - whatever you want
Han Xin orders troops - the more the better; the more the better
Han Xin attacked Chu - he built a plank road openly and crossed Chencang secretly
The emperor of the Han Dynasty killed the white snake - cut it in two with one sword
A turtle on dry land - no place to stay; no place to hide; no place to escape
Fish and shrimps in dry land – they don’t live long
Clams in dry land – they can’t survive for a few days
Clams in dry land – dry belly
p>Dry seedlings get rain - just the right time
A well in a dry day - the level is too low
A loach in a dry field - drill deep
Landlubbers crossing the river - not knowing the depth
Landlubbers chasing cats - hurry up
Landlubbers beating dogs - the rods are broken
Aviation control - —According to circumstances
Aggressive rooster - amazing; not fattening
Aggressive goat - butt and butt; butt again and again
A good son does not have a good wife - it is rare to have both worlds; a fly in the ointment
A good man will not eat The immediate loss - knowing the current affairs
A good man went to Liangshan - forced out
A good flower was planted in cow dung - a pity
The good flower left the soil - Can't survive
A good horse will not turn back - stubborn
A good horse is whipped - bear the humiliation
A good girl marries an ugly man - not a good match
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A good girl marries a bad man, and a donkey eats peonies - inappropriate combination
There are not many good people who pick bad guys out of a crowd
Good people cry out for injustice - they complain when injustice is not done
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A good person sits in a prison cell - an unjust injustice
Good intentions are treated as a donkey's liver and lungs - not knowing what is good and bad
Good intentions are struck by thunder - injustice
The mouthpiece is stuffed with cotton - it can't be played
The mouse is put in the box - the food is lost
The mouse moves - it's a waste of time
The mouse Acting as a bat - staying up all night is in vain
A rat comes out of a hole - nothing good can happen
A rat digs a hole - looking for a way out
A rat plays on a swing - head down
The mouse wears glasses - the mouse's eyes are short-sighted
The mouse digs down the hole - takes the back door
The mouse's eyes - short-sightedness
The mouse climbs the windmill ——Always turn back
Mouse falls into a vat of water—fashionable (wet fur)
A mouse falls into a vat of rice—easy to get in and hard to get out; happy and sad; sad and happy at the same time
The rat fell into the noodle vat - looked at people with blank eyes
The rat stared at the thief - the rat's eyes
The rat used the knife - rebelled in the nest
A mouse teases a cat - brings trouble to oneself; gets into trouble
A mouse makes friends with a toad - has bad intentions
A mouse skates - he skates fast
A rat enters the bellows - looking for comfort
A rat looks into the granary - a guard is stealing
A rat chews on a kitchen knife - a dead end
A mouse chews on a plate - full of words ( Porcelain)
A rat gnaws a camel—there is a lot of money to be made
A rat gnaws wood—it is too much to eat
A rat gnaws a book—it chews on words
Rat gnaws corn on the cob - crawls along the stalk (stalk)
Rat hole - cannot be filled
Rat grinds teeth - has no job to find work
Rat Climbing the scale hook - claiming to be self-proclaimed
Mouse climbing on the horns - arrogant
Mouse climbing the bamboo pole - step by step
Mouse skin made of collar ——No use (nitrate)
A rat hangs himself—a cat’s fault
A rat tells fortunes—puts down its claws and forgets
A rat licks a cat’s butt—sends to death
The mouse jumps onto the piano - talking nonsense (playing)
The mouse jumps over the fire bed - the claws are dry and the hair is clean
The mouse drags the cow - a big fight Field
Mouse tail - not strong
Ringes on mouse tail - minor problem
Mouse looks at the sky - looks down upon
A rat digs a hole in an iron plate - it can't penetrate
A rat digs into a tangled pile - there is no clue
A mouse digs into a birdcage - who are you?
Rat drilling oil shop - popular
Rat drilling in stove fire - the skin will peel off even if you don't die; the end is coming
Mouse mouth sea pepper - quite choking
A rat sits in the lobby - a (rat) official
Drinks dichlorvos and jumps into a well - certain death
Those who grew up drinking sea water - have seen wind and waves
Drinking without a cup - Hu (pot) Lai
Drinking and peeing pants - Songbao
Drinking boiled water and eating vegetables - everyone has their own preferences; everyone loves what they like
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Drinking old vinegar and growing up - just saying sarcastic words
Drinking cold water to pick between teeth - looking for trouble when having nothing to do; being poor and looking for face
<p>Drank cold water and stumbled - pretended to be dizzy
Drank the ecstasy soup - dizzy; dizzy; intoxicated
Drinked shochu to warm up the fire - whole body felt hot
Drank the five-flavor soup - all kinds of flavors
Drinked the royal wine - a meritorious minister
Used chopsticks to drink water - couldn't catch it; just pretending
Those who grew up drinking the water of the Songhua River - be lenient
Drinking from the northwest wind and blocking their throats - extremely unlucky
Drinking enough to jump into the Taihu Lake - a crime (drunk) that deserves Ten Thousand Deaths
Let’s talk about five sentences in total - a few words
He Xiangu is going to descend to earth - Six Gods have no master
Monk’s worship - layman
Monk, don't eat hairpins - adjust (pick) the skin
Monk doesn't eat tofu - weird (vegetarian)
Monk fights - can't catch pigtails
The monk held a parasol - lawless
The monk wore a hat - different
The monk arrived at Guzi'an - not good (temple)
The monk's son - picked up
The monk's hat - laid flat
The monk's wooden fish - his mouth cannot be closed from ear to ear; his mouth is grinned; he can't make a sound if he doesn't slap
The monk's rosary - a series of
The monk's residence - wonderful (temple)
The monk's family separation - troublesome (temple)
The monk opened the door - suddenly (bald) came out
The monk looked at the sedan chair - all joy was in vain
The monk bought a comb - useless
The monk touched his head - nothing Dharma (fa)
The monk stood up - stood up suddenly (bald)
The monk knocked on the wooden fish - the same old trick
The monk went to wander around - something happened (temple)
The monk kills the cow - his words are kind and his heart is evil
The lice on the monk's head - it's obvious
The monk trains the Taoist priest - he should be lenient
The monk takes off his hat - the first name (Ming Dynasty)
The monk lives in a hut - it's okay (temple)
The monk sits in a cave - it's okay (temple)
Comparing somersaults with Sun Monkey - a thousand miles apart
Catching crabs by the river - one catches one
Crabs growing in the river - not burnt (watered)
Building a wall in the river - blocking the way of the turtle
The cold water in the river - worthless
The puppet in the river - going with the flow
Loaches in the river - cunning and cunning
Mandarin ducks in the river - a pair
Driving a cart in the river - no way
No fish can be caught in the river - catch blind (shrimp)
The tortoise in the river climbs ashore - shows off
Henan to Hebei - two provinces
The river water does not interfere with the well water - they have nothing to do with each other; they are irrelevant
Building a house on the river beach - unreliable; unreliable
The stones on the river beach - no corners or edges
Duckweed in the river - can't take root
Meat in walnuts - can't be knocked out
Walnut skin turned over - lots of ideas
Things in the purse - a sure thing
Needles in the purse - sharp edges
Lotus flowers emerge from the water - spotless
Nails wrapped in lotus leaves - Think of it all
Eel wrapped in lotus leaves - slip away; run away
Crab wrapped in lotus leaves - can't be wrapped; claws are exposed
Stand out from the crowd ——Outstanding talent and appearance
Writing on the blackboard—erased and started again
Dancing under a black light—making fun in the dark
Threading a needle in the dark—sad
A bow stretched out in the dark ground - hidden murderous intent
A black bee attacks the fire - there is no return
A black crow lays a white egg - just When you look white
Black Li Kui meets Meng Zhang Fei - he collapses upon meeting
Black-haired crow - not surprising
Hei Tian crosses the river - I don't know the depth
Hei Tou plays Huadan - he changes his role
Hei Xiazi (Gou Xiong) presses the keyboard - plays the piano randomly
Hei The blind man eats pomegranates - full of bear ideas
The black blind man slaps a painted face - like a bear
The black blind man stands at attention - covering the sky with one hand
The black blind man calls the door - The bear is home
The black blind man lifts a thousand-jin cauldron - his strength is not compromised
The black blind man twists around - a big counterattack
The black blind man holds a hedgehog - touch Troublesome things; troublesome things
The black blind man gets on the sedan chair - who will carry you?
The black blind man plays with the door - the bear is stupid
The black blind man plays with it Door leaf - a man, a bear and a stupid guy
The black blind man jumped into the well - the bear ended
The black blind man drilled the stove tube - sad
The black blind man sat in a sedan chair - — No one praises him
The blind man was in confinement - scared (Part 2) of the bear
Black Tornado's real name - Li Kui (Li Kui)
In the dark night Chasing people - without a trace
Black paper lanterns - unclear
Humha two generals fighting - blowing clouds and fog
Hengbian Crush the Dragon King Temple - what a big sign
Bamboo poles across the pole - cannot enter the city
Walking with a horizontal pole - overbearing
Entering the city with a bamboo pole across the pole - —It doesn’t work; it doesn’t work
Enter the house with the bamboo pole horizontally - without entering the door
The tortoise in the oven - withered (tortoise)
Red nose and green eyes The ghost - no good intentions
The red flower girl plays matchmaker - you can't protect yourself
Put chili in the carrot dish - you are ignored
Carrot statue - Eating and Drinking Bodhisattva
Carrots falling into oil basket - both treacherous (sharp) and cunning (slippery)
The matchmaker gets beaten - good things come true
Matchmaker's Matchmaker - The Beauty of Adults
Red paint manure tank - smelly and exquisite
Red-headed match - it will light up as soon as you rub it
Red paper covered lantern - Pretending to save face
With red eyes and gritted teeth - holding a grudge
The granary was flooded - ruined
The osprey in Hongze Lake - Lao et al
Hongyan passes the letter - coming and going in vain
Throat has pricks and sores - cannot say good things
Throat uses spoon - naughty
Itchy throat - unable to reach out
Throat full of lead - tongue-tied
Stretching hands in throat - wanting to eat; really greedy; mouth too greedy
Monkey eats chili pepper - scratches its ears and cheeks
Monkey wears leather palm - hairy hands and feet
Monkey eats mustard - dumbfounded; rolls eyes
The monkey holds a mallet - Hu Hu
The monkey climbs the cliff - show your ability
The monkey climbs the tree - climbs fast
Monkey plays with a machete - chops wildly
Monkey catches lice - scratches ears and cheeks
Monkey sticks tribulus on butt - fidgets
Monkey King makes trouble in heaven ——Fighting
Monkey follows suit-pretends
Monkey pulls corns-breaks one, throws one away
Monkey eats garlic-rolls eyes
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Monkey ate garlic - scratched his butt and turned around
Monkey ate maize - couldn't pull it apart
Monkey pounded rice - rushed (pounded)
Monkeys wear colorful clothes - to show their beauty
Monkeys wear clothes - pretend to be good people
Monkeys wear golden crowns - the king of trouble
Monkeys wear clothes Straw hat - unknown brand
Monkey wears gloves - hairy hands and feet
Monkey wears glasses - pretends to be polite; pretends to be polite
Monkey's butt - comes naturally Red
The monkey appears on the stage - there is nothing (meaning there is nothing to sing)
The monkey looks at the orchard - the more he looks, the brighter he becomes; guard
Self-stealing
Monkey watching a show - staring blankly; staring in vain; dumbfounded
Monkey carrying the beam - can't stand it
Monkey pulling the plow - supporting the ox
Monkey having diarrhea - bad intestines
Monkey fishing for the moon - in vain
Monkey climbing to the top of the flagpole - being high up
Monkey Climbing a tree - running around
Monkey climbing a honey locust tree - encountering troubles
Monkey riding a tiger - coming down to the end
Monkey riding a camel - Running up
Monkey fanning - imitate human beings
Monkey climbing up the flagpole - climbing along the pole
Monkey playing with pole - swinging wildly
Monkey pokes into a hornet's nest—gets a cone on his head
Monkey steals coptis—asks for trouble; asks for trouble
Monkey steals pumpkin—rolls over, Climbing and crawling; rolling and crawling
Monkey grinding - can't play well
Monkey imitates human beings - pretending to be cool
Monkey looks in the mirror - Get carried away; look impersonal; not human inside or out
Monkeys fighting for the pipe - pretending
Monkey sitting on the flagpole - being the only one who dominates
Monkey sitting on a rocket - - Fly far away
Monkeys take dates from their mouths, dogs snatch food from their mouths - difficult; impossible; no way
Have sweet dreams in the second half of the night - good times will not last long
Smearing blood on the back of the neck - pretending to be stabbed
Hair on the back of the head - hard to see
Slapping the back of the head - fucking someone from behind
The stepmother beats the child - hard in secret; uses secret force; sooner or later it will be a meal
The stepmother cries on the grave - pretends to be sad; pretends to be fake
The queen surrenders to the Wei Dynasty ——Shameless
Thick-skinned scalper—it’s better to beat but not to hold
The wall clock in the waiting room—people’s opinions
Hu Yanqing’s thunder—he was ordered to come
Eat jujube whole-heartedly - swallow it all
Eat pomegranate whole-heartedly - bitter at first and then sweet
Fox pays New Year greetings - with evil intentions
Foxes quarrel - nonsense
Grapes that foxes cannot eat - they are all sour
Foxes eat hedgehogs - they cannot eat them
A fox fights a wasp - I don’t know how powerful it is
A fox wearing a straw hat - does not count as a human being; not a human being
The fox’s tail - cannot be hidden
Fox Falling into the cesspool - smelly and smelly
Fox farts - smelly
Fox enters the village - has no good intentions
Fox enters the house - The person who comes is not good
The fox looks at the chicken - the more he looks at it, the rarer it gets
The fox rides on the tiger - the fox fakes the tiger's power
The fox wants the swan - he can't get it
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The fox wants to steal the moon from the sky - a dream
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