The rat is in the bellows -- both ends suffer. The meaning is that after the mouse drilled into the bellows, no matter whether the bellows is pushed or pulled, it is going to be filled with wind; describes a person who is in the middle of a conflict between the two sides, both sides are not pleasing to the eye, and is aggrieved at every turn.

Rats and mice related to the hysteria are: the top of the rat chestnut puff - as a small hedgehog; the rat drilled into the pile of books - chewing the words; the rat fell into the rice bowl - due to the blessing of the disaster; A thief stares at a mouse - a thief's eyes; a mouse climbs on a weighing hook - does not know how much he weighs; a mouse enters a cat's nest - a gift for nothing .

Hysteresis is a kind of popular stereotyped statement widely circulated in the folklore, which is created by the people in the production labor and social life practice. It reflects the people's life experience and aspirations, and is rich in profound philosophical rationality. It is characterized by refined language, vivid images and appropriate metaphors, and is therefore very popular among people.