The origin of Xiehouyu: a language form created by life practice.
Xiehouyu comes from the language form created by life practice. Xiehouyu is a special language form of Chinese and a special language form created by the masses in their daily life practice. It is a short, funny and vivid sentence. The idiom consists of two parts. The first part acts as an introduction, like the face of a riddle, and the latter part plays the role of backing, like the answer to a riddle, which is very natural and appropriate.
In a certain language environment, you can usually understand and guess the original meaning by saying the first half and leaving the second half, so it is called a idiom. The vicissitudes of history have accumulated, refined, and condensed into the wonderful art of Chinese language. The idioms, with their unique expressive power, give people deep thought and enlightenment and have been passed down through the ages.
Examples of idioms:
A fat pig that has been knifed - is not afraid of boiling water.
The ball that was hit by the knife - deflated.
The foxtail grass that has been hit by frost is wilted.
Eating chili peppers next to the stove - fever inside and outside.
Short ladder to reach a high house - cannot reach the eaves.
Short people wear high heels - height is limited.
The dwarf beats the wolf - just shouting can't do it.
The dwarf flies a kite - getting higher and higher; rising.
The dwarf farts - being humble.
El Chapo Sightseeing - Echo.
The dwarf crosses the river - peace of mind.
The dwarf is watching a play - listening to the sound.
Pick the general out of the dwarf - make do with the materials; take advantage of the shortcomings.
The dwarf climbed the stairs - eagerly.
The dwarf climbs the hill - rises higher step by step; climbs higher step by step.
Short woman - low knowledge.
The dwarf is riding a big horse - he is in a dilemma; he is in a dilemma.
The dwarf wants to reach the sky - he does not know how high the sky is; delusional; wishful thinking.
The short man sits on a high stool - out of reach; unable to reach up and down; difficult to reach up and down.
Love to litigate and show off as a hero - poor vindictiveness.
The wooden fish in the nunnery is ready for anyone to knock.