Iron rooster (to use an idiom)-penniless

Love to travel (to use an idiom)-I am overjoyed.

The blind touch the elephant (to use an idiom)-I don't know the gist.

Candied Huanglian (to borrow an idiom)-share joys and sorrows.

Accounting (to borrow an idiom)-resourceful.

Cut the gordian knot (to paraphrase an idiom)-be solved easily.

See-saw (playing idioms)-one by one

Dont Ask For Help in trouble (to borrow an idiom)-self-reliance.

Thresher (to use an idiom)-speak hesitatingly

Extend in all directions (to use an idiom)-well organized.

One piece becomes nine pieces (to use an idiom)-fall apart

Festival fireworks (to use an idiom)-colorful

Be good (to use an idiom)-take advantage of people unprepared

Cross talk (to use an idiom)-putting on airs

Row against the current (to use an idiom)-row against the current.

Paratroopers (to use an idiom)-falling from the sky

The rabbit invited the tiger (to play an idiom)-Yin Yin to eat rice.

Photographic negative-reverse black and white

There are 3,000 guests in the plain.

Heng (to use an idiom)-Death