Cotton in the ear--pretending to be a sheep
Rapacious crow--old tune
Playing a flute in a dyed room--have a sound
(It is a metaphor for never getting rid of the dirt on one's body.) Playing the flute in the room - sound and color
Dropping white cloth in the dye pot - can never be washed again
(Metaphor for never getting rid of the stains on the body, point.)
The dyer's boss - lustful
The dyer's regular - lustful
The clothes in the dyeing vat - change his true color
<The dyer's clothes - impossible not to be stained
The ants on the hot nest - in a hurry
The hot nest of fried beans - cooked one, popped the other
The hot nest of fried beans - cooked one, popped the other <
Smoking coals in a hot pot - cold
White flour on a hot bed - hairy
Hot water bottle temper - cold outside, hot inside
Hot water bottle temper - cold outside, hot inside
Soft bread dumplings - good to pinch
Let the stutterer recite a roundabout order - difficult
Ant on the hot pot - running around
(A metaphor for getting into a predicament that is hard to get out of, walking around in a hurry, and not being able to sit still
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The crab in the hot pot - clawing and scratching tightly
(A metaphor for being very hard to get out of.)
Hot pan frying peppers - bad enough
(A metaphor for not good.)
Hot water bottle - cool on the outside and hot on the inside
(A metaphor for looking cold on the outside, but very warm on the inside.)
Sending a fan in the heat to send charcoal in the snow - urgent people's urgency
People to the short eaves - had to be low
(Metaphorically speaking, forced by a certain situation or a certain condition limitations, to do what had to be done.
People over thirty do not learn the art - old
People ride horses and I ride donkeys, and there are carts in the back - more than the top, more than the bottom
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The talent market to fill out a form
Sunset on the west mountain - red but not for a while
(A metaphor for the good old days. The good light won't last long.)
Walking the streets in the day, staying up at night mending the crotch
(A metaphor for idleness, not going -iE- way.)
The pom-pom hits the gong - there is no echo
(A metaphor for having no answer or no sound.)
The pompom hits the face - scaring people for miles
The pompom duck has just gone into the water - a new learner
The meat bag hits the dog - a go-iE-go
Meat rotted in the soup - no one loses
Meat Qin Qin on the trade - catty
Meat pier - oiled
Meat rotted in the pot - no distinction
Meat bones in the pot - Ken (gnawing) sure
Meat bones beat the drum - a bit of meat and six
Meat bag beating a dog a white milk thing
(A metaphor for paying a price in vain, without effect.)
Meat bag hits dog - spring goes without return
Meat bone falls into the pot - gnawing (Ken) sure
(Metaphor for certainty.)
Meat pot boiled Lantern - jerk
Hiding poisonous snakes in nooks and crannies (gala) - don't show your head
Rats in armpits -
Buying a roasted chicken - a big mess
Building a house and hiring a pail maker - the wrong man
Nine quilts and a dream
Nine quilts and a dream
Nine quilts and a dream
Nine quilts and a dream
This is the best way to get a good idea.
Three years of broken quilts - the same old stuff
Hay lighting lamps - nine out of ten are empty
Doing it by thunder but not by rain
Dry crops - ripen early
Fish in a dry gully - can't get away
Frost peonies in a dry river bank - don't last long
Frost peonies in a dry river bank - don't last long
They're not a good thing.
Dried turnip tassels in soup - boring; tasteless
Dried mud to make Lantern Festival - can't be rolled
Dry hands to stick sesame seeds - can't be used
Dry hands to stick sesame seeds - can't be used
Dry hands to stick sesame seeds
Carp in a dry pond - no days of jumping head; can not jump a few days
Mudfish in a dry pond - not slippery
Dry pond to catch wild fish
Guts in the belly of a dried fish--rare; rare
Brothers of the liver--wimps
Sugarcane pulling out the knots -- not even a section can be passed
Sugarcane as a chimney -- not ventilated
Melons are planted in the sugarcane forest -- sweet from head to toe
Sugarcane skin weaves a mat
Sugarcane is used to support dangerous houses - not useful; not useful
Catching up with relatives - two birds with one stone
<Catch the chicken down the river - hard to death
Catch the foot without asking - the right way
Catch the foot of the right way
The foot driver rides a donkey - he just wants to have a good time
The dragon king is driven to the sea - he can't wait
The coachman cracks the whip - he's bluffing
Catching a wagon driver's hay bag - a straw bag
Catching a lost child at a temple fair - a living disgrace
Catching a cow in a chicken coop - the wrong door
Catching a sheep on the Flaming Mountain - pushing it to death
Catching an oxcart pulling a turd - sending it to death (shit)
Catching the Queen Mother calling for a great aunt - wanting to get some immortal energy
Catching the Queen Mother calling for a great aunt.
Olive buttocks - can't sit still; can't sit still
Rolling pin blowing fire - don't know anything about it
Rolling pin jerking off - Unattainable
Rolling pin divided into lengths - each size has its own use
Rolling pin dunked in rice soup - dripping water
Rolling pin ascended to the clouds and sky-
The rolling pin is a diamond - it won't budge
The rolling pin is a doze - it's a daze
The freshly saddled horse - it's time to be whipped
The freshly saddled horse - it's time for the whip.
Freshly saddled horse - time to get whipped
Freshly set sail and then hit by a head wind - a bad start
Freshly shelled chicken - wings not hard
Freshly baked pure steel
Freshly baked iron - pure in heart
Freshly baked sun - red in color
Freshly baked dolls -unseen
Shrimp just out of the water - alive and kicking
Freshly baked yellowtail - bitter seedling
Just caught carp - jumping about
A steamer just uncovered - steaming hot
A newly married woman with yellow flowers - shy
A monk just entering a temple A monk who has just entered the temple recites the Buddhist scriptures - learns and sings them now
Rainwater that has just fallen to the ground - muddy and unclear
A horse that has just been bought - difficult to get along with; doesn't get along
A steamed bun that has just been placed on the Steamed buns - raw
Freshly picked cucumbers - fresh for a while
Nails on a steel plate - hard and tough
Steel knives falling from the belly
The steel wire through the tofu - can't mention; can't mention; don't mention
The steel wire rope through the needle - hard to pass; can't pass
The eye on the ass of a steel needle - only recognizes the clothes but not the person
Steel beads falling on a jade plate - when dangling; loud
Lighting a lamp in a jar - shining inside but not outside
Pouring beans in a jar - no hiding
The tall man walks under the eaves - has to bow his head
The high-flying bird meets the eagle - bad luck
The high-flying bird meets the eagle
The high-flying bird meets the eagle - bad luck <
Superior alloy steel--hard enough
Raising the fist and releasing it gently--merciful
Playing a parasol in the sorghum field--hard to hold up
Planting corn in the sorghum field--seeing the heights in the fall
Hitching a mule to a sorghum stalk--pulling it down
Making a ladder out of sorghum stalks--getting up there.
The sorghum stalks are used to push the mill - they can't be used
The sorghum stalks are used to carry water - they can't be used
The sorghum stalks are used to make a whip - they can't withstand the beating <
The sorghum stalks are used as millsticks - they can't be used
The sorghum stalks are used as eyeglasses - they are empty
The sorghum is scattered on the wheat field - bastards
Goliath as a lieutenant - one step to heaven
Building a platform on the top of a high mountain - high up
Flying a kite on the top of a high mountain - a high starting point
They are the most important of all.
Building a house on a high mountain - a picture of wind flow
The pine on a high mountain - hard roots; evergreen
The snow lotus on a high mountain - immaculate
Growing chili peppers high up in the mountains - red to the top
Good water in the mountains, good flowers in the plains - each has its own strength
Anti-aircraft guns to fight tanks - the level is too low
Eyes of an anti-aircraft gun - looking upwards
Highway - unimpeded passage; unobstructed
Crawling on all fours in delight -
Writing to the edge of the manuscript - not good enough
Bumpy cakes for daughters - sincere
Cool fan in the crook of the arm.
The ball in the crook of the arm - a bloated person
The elbow - bending inward; turning inward
The vinegar in the elbow - sour.
The ship that runs aground - a dilemma
The two of them sit together - close
The two of them go to the capital - they go together
The two of them go to the capital - they go together
The two of them are sitting in a cell - they are brothers
The yellow sand on the Gobi Beach is endless
The stones on the Gobi Beach are clear
Finding a spring on the Gobi Desert - hard as hell
Pigeons just picking high buildings - forgetting their roots
Cutting leeks, peeling jute - one size fits all
Cutting leeks without a sickle - nonsense
Cutting wheat with a gale - a mess
Cutting off the nose and eating it with a different face - shameless
Sending a leek across the Yellow River - no one appreciates it; not appreciated
Blowing a trumpet across a doorway - famous
The Spring Festival couplets of every other year - useless; useless; of no use
The next year's bedbugs - deflated
The next year's soybeans - not in oil and salt; not in oil and salt
The next year's chickens - bad egg -bad egg
Lighting lamps on the other side of the wall - no one is in anyone's light
Fruit on the other side of the wall is extraordinarily sweet - someone else's good
Throwing a dustpan over the other side of the wall-
Throwing the dirt over the wall - dead center
The summons of the next day - staring (nailed)
Hitting the bird over the hill -
Attacking the road across the mountain - each in its own way
Buying a cow across the mountain - two don't meet
Scratching an itch across the jacket - -but not deflated
Rancid rice overnight - not to be
Fish eyes overnight - red as hell
Kissing through a glass window-
Watching a play through a glass - see through it at a glance
Waving your hand across the river - you can't do it
Jumping into a river across a well -Sacrificing proximity for distance
Blowing a trumpet across a mountain - not matching
Pulling a hand across a mountain - not even close; not even close
Each rice in each pot
The flea's temper - it jumps at the touch
Haircutting a prick - a difficult problem
Healing a tiger's disease
To play the flute of a deaf man on a line - a waste of effort; a waste of energy; a waste of work
To shave the head of a god - to shame (repair) the ancestors
Borrowing a comb from a monk - forcing a man to do something
Following a monkey who knows how to drill - learning a bad lesson
Drinking with the master - to get the light
Following the sorcerer to be a god - to learn the bad
Following the hero to learn the good - to learn from everyone
Learning from Zhu Geliang - being able to calculate
The night watchman dozing off - eating for nothing
Pounding the rammer at the construction site - relying on the strength
Mine in the toilet - public anger
Cock wearing a hat - official (crown) on top of the official (crown)
Rooster flying up to the roof - to the top; singing a high note
Cock flying up to the roof - to the top; singing a high note
Cock flying up to the roof - to the top of the roof. -to the top of the roof; to sing a high note
The rooster lays an egg and the cat bites the dog - unbelievable
The rooster drills a fence - a dilemma
The rooster drills a stove-
The rooster and the grandson sit side by side - no distinction between big and small
The ram does not lamb - no hope
The rooster wants wontons and the mother-in-law wants pasta-
Dogs marry young ladies - a match
Dogs put plaster on their backs - no sticking
Dogs eat mustard - dry eyes -- a dry stare; a blank stare
Dogs eating twine -- dry; dry and crisp
Dogs eating grass -- pretending to feign (sheep)
Dogs snorting -- a foul mouth
Dogs wear baskets -- hide their heads and tails
Dogs tease ducks -- quack
Dogs drink cold water -playing with his tongue
The dog black runs to the stage - making a fool of himself
The dog meets his master - wagging his head
The dog nibbles on a wheat root -- pretending to be a sheep
The dog gnawing on a stone lion -- unbelievable
The dog gnawing on an elephant -- not self-conscious
The dog with hair on its face
A dog chasing a rat - meddling
A dog chasing a duck - quacking
A dog afraid of a A dog is afraid of a stick and a cow is afraid of a whip - one thing leads to another
Dogskin hat - no anyway
Dogskin sock leader - no big or small
Dogskin buttocks stuffing soybeans - know nothing about
Dog on the potter's bench - don't know any better
Dog spilling his coat - nonsense; nonsense
Dog licking an empty sand jar
The dog licked the oil - swept away
The dog stole the hot oil - loved and feared
The dog's head on the dinner table - disproportionate
The dog-headed military adviser
The dog's legs enter the village - the neighbors are uneasy
The dew on the dog's tail - it comes off with a flick
The dog's bear wears a bowler hat - to pretend to be a big man
The bear pulls the mill - doesn't listen to the greeting
The bear climbs the tree - gets on the strength; the world is full of wonders;
The bear invites guests - no one comes to the door
The bear plays with a door-stick - the bear is stupid
The bear smokes - a rare occurrence
The bear smokes - a rare occurrence
The bear is a rare occurrence
The bear is a rare occurrence <
Dogs and bears catching sparrows - blindly pouncing
Dogs and bears biting buns - revealing
Dogs and bears biting weights - what a hard mouth; a hard mouth
Dog bites miller - looking for a hammer; looking for a hammer
Dog bites pig drover - whipped goods
Dog bites rat - false positivity; meddling
Dog bites rat - false positivity; meddling
Dog bites rat - false positivity; meddling
Dog bites jeep - rare and strange
Dog bites eagle - not even close; not even close
Dog bites Leigong - to cause heavenly trouble
Dog bites Lü Dongbin - does not know good people
Dog bites the door panel - can not eat
Dog bites the ass - sure (gnawing buttocks)
Dog bites the flagpole -- don't know the height
Dog bites the sun -- arrogant (woof)
Dog bites the tile -- full of words (porcelain)
Dog bites the tail -clumping
Dog bites dumpling - can't unravel; doesn't unravel
Dog grows horns - pretends to pretend (sheep)
Dog walks thousands of miles to eat shit, wolf walks Thousands of miles to eat meat - nature can't be changed
Couplets on a dog's mouth - no door; no door
Bones in a dog's mouth - not much oil; not much oil
Throwing a bone in a dog's mouth - throwing in the towel
Girls love flowers, boys love cannons - each to his own; each to his own
The girl's threadbare balls -
The girl's embroidered purse - concentration
The lonely lamb - the motherless cub
Orphanage chess - the poor man's pleasure; the poor man's pleasure
Orphanage chess - the poor man's pleasure. -poor and happy; poor and happy
Lonely army mistakenly enters a pocket formation - good to get in but hard to get out
Lonely old man's bachelor son - dependent on each other
Orphaned son encounters his relatives
The skill of a hooper - a man of means
The hooper's repair of the dustpan - a separate matter
The ridge of bones in the throat Antique peddler - know the goods in his eyes
Smoke rising from an ancient grave - ghostly fire straight up
Flagpole in an ancient temple - unique; old bachelor
Ancient songs played - old tunes played again
The bullock fights for his life - to hook up
The bullock pulls out a hair on his body - insignificant; trivial; insignificant; not felt
The bullock is stuck in the mud - a dilemma
The bullock is drilling a horn in a clam bun - to hold back,
The bullock has an electric fan on his drum - to blow smoke
The bullock has a fan on his drum - to blow smoke
The bullock has a fan on his drum - to blow smoke
Grain chaff wipes the ass a not good
Grain chaff rubs the rope - can not get on the hand; difficult to merge
Grain chaff steams the dumplings - pinch can not close; difficult to pinch
Grain field grows high beams
Growing Yujing (corn) in the grain field - standing out
Plugging a willow in the Forbidden City - the tree can't be erected
<Care for the fire and turn over the pots - hands are busy
Wearing a silk shirt in a gale - shaking it up
Sweeping the floor in a gale - false positivity; redundancy
Sweeping the ground in the wind and splashing the streets in the rain - false positivity
Choosing a melon in a melon patch - the more you look at it, the more blurred your eyes become
Melons are ripe - the time is ripe
Gourd vine around the bean shed - entangled
Gourd to honor a guest - a little heart
Gourd with the skin removed - a sweetheart
<Widow beats child - can't give up
Widow enters pawnshop - want no one, want no money
Widow sells child - the last move
<Widow goes to the grave - weeping and wailing
Hanging bacon and eating fasting - difficult
Hanging mosquito nets and lighting mosquito coils - redundant
Crutches blowing fire
Crutches chasing a horse - out of reach
The big rat in the official barn - eating and drinking fat
The official's yamen -- hard to get in
The palace master goes to court -- by the book
The official master gets off the sedan chair -- not (step)
Painting flowers on the coffin board
Coffin as a manger - improper use of materials
Coffin boss gritted his teeth - hating people who are not dead
Powdering the coffin -- Deadly flirtation
Beating gong in the coffin -- Noisy; haunted
Bedbugs in the coffin -- Biting people to death
Smearing dog shit in the coffin -- Deadly stench
Spreading ashes in the coffin -- Bullying the dead
Collecting debts in the coffin -- Forcing the dead
Scratching an itch in the coffin - not knowing whether to die or live; not knowing whether to live or die
Coffin store toothpicking - dying
Coffin store cutting corners - pitting the dead
Coffin Painting a beautiful woman on the coffin - amusing people
Reaching out in the coffin - asking for money; shameless
Champion and runner-up - counting one
Turning off the light Beating a bitch - to make a secret effort; to make a secret effort
Guandong Warrior - to have an extraordinary temperament
Guanguang Hanging a gourd around his neck - to be red in the face
Guan Gong sneezes - self-aggrandizement
Gong Guan as a carpenter - bold and bold
Gong Guan fights Li Kui - bold and bold
Guan Gong opened a knife store - the real thing
Gong Guan had a nosebleed - red on red
Gong Guan sold bean curd - a strong man, not hard
Gong Guan's dancing
Gong Guan is in Cao's camp - absent-minded
Gong Guan is in Cao's camp - absent-minded
Gong Guan is in Cao's camp - absent-minded
Gong Guan is in Cao's camp - absent-minded
Gong Guan's last move Walking through the wheat city - the last move; death is imminent; critical;
The loss is all due to carelessness; the day of reckoning is approaching
The bear in the cage - running round and round
The monkey in the cage -- scratches its ear
Master Guan reads the Spring and Autumn Annals -- at a glance
Master Guan goes to a banquet -- single-handedly
The trumpet with the gate turned off -- not a peep
Shutting down the door and stepping on stilts -- self-appreciation
Shutting down the door and frying chili peppers -- bad enough
Singing mountain songs with the door closed
Punching a dog with the door closed - didn't run; couldn't run; desperate
Punching a beggar with the door closed - making fun of the poor
Guan Yu surrendered to Cao Cao - he was in Cao camp, but his heart was in Cao camp
Guan Yunchang farted - he didn't know how to blush
Guan Yunchang guards his sister-in-law - love and righteousness are important
Guanyin goes up to Mount Tai - turn around and see the height
Guanyin Bodhisattva - responds to all requests
Guanyin's belly - charitable heart
Guanyin s belly - charitable heart
Guanyin Bodhisattva sneezes - good spirit
Guanyin Bodhisattva poisonous hand - good face and bad heart
The Goddess of Mercy has a baby - God knows; God knows
The Goddess of Mercy sits on a lotus pedestal - high above
The Goddess of Mercy fills in the holes in the hall - not good (mending the temple) <
The water steward opens the gates - to let go; to let go
Canned food - to eat up
Pulling shrimp out of a jar - to catch a blind (shrimp) )
Planting flowers in a jar - not living long; not living long
Cooking a cow's head in a jar - not going deep; not going deep enough
Bare-bladed looking for a machine gun- -to go into battle bare-chested
Bare-chested man playing with a mountain of knives-sooner or later, he'll be in for it
Bare-chested man moving -to save trouble
Bare-chested man living-
Barefoot farming - self-reliance
Barefoot wearing slippers - can't mention it; can't mention it; can't mention it; don't mention it
Barefoot into the ice cellar
Bare feet in a nest of thistles - a dilemma
Fly on a bare head - obvious
Bare buttocks to catch a thief Bare ass pushing a mill - spinning in a circle and losing face
Light wind and no rain - dry blowing
Bare body riding a tiger - bold and shameless
Just talking without practicing - mouth drama
Slap on the bald head - righteousness (fight) bright
Barely have drumsticks - playing is not possible
Cantonese The people speak Pekingese - a southern accent and a northern accent
Stopping at the Ghost Gate - being born to die
Ghost soldiers make swords and spears - a murderous spirit
Ghosts Sweeping the big dragnet - nine out of ten rooms are empty
The Noble Consort sighs - bad luck
The executioner's skill - the hook of killing
Executioner's red face - a fierce look
Executioner's grin - a smile
Guilin three-flower wine - a good punch
Kneeling to raise a pig -- for money's sake
Rolling stone downhill -- a smash to the end
Rolling pot of boiling water to cook a doll -- an acquaintance
Liquid pot of boiling water to cook a birthday girl --Old acquaintance
Rolling pot of boiling water --Hot and steamy
Rolling water to soak rice flower --Happy
Rolling water to splash ants - all dead
Picking up gold in a frying pan - hard to do it; can't do it; can't do it
Spreading salt in a frying pan - it's blown up; blown up
Frying fries in a frying pan - to turn them over and over
Millet on the side of the pan - to boil
Poking holes in the bottom of the pan - to poke holes in it
The lid of the pot as a bellows - hot and cold
The crab in the pot - it won't be able to run rampant for long
The lantern in the boiler room - it's out of breath.
Pot planted on the pot - difficult to sprout
Pot is too dark for the kettle - do not know their own ugliness
Cooking gruel in the pot - the same as the rotten
International merchant ships - amateur
Flying a kite with a shrouded foot - infamous
Flying a kite with a shrouded head - stinky and long; up and down; no
Hanging oneself with one's head wrapped around one's neck - tearing up one's face
Wintering in a jar of pickles - soak it up
Wintering in a jar of snails in spring water - raising one's eyebrows.
The dragon's head at the end of the river - just playing with its mouth
The river's drawboard - no conscience
The ox's tail at the end of the river - can't be pulled
The ox's tail at the end of the river - can't be pulled
Crossing the river with a pawn - either way; in or out; no way back
Crossing the river with a foot wash - two birds with one stone
Crossing the river with a beard pull The soybean in the sieve - no big or small
The passer-by feeds the horse - doing things improperly
The passer-by hangs the funeral - the dead man understands in his stomach
The filtered air - fresh
The New Year's pig - not long to live; not long to live
Eating soya bean dregs on New Year's Day - poor
Knocking the lid of the pot on New Year's Day - poor as hell
The New Year's Day knocking the Pot lid - poor as hell
Marrying a daughter-in-law in the New Year - double happiness
Expired ticket - lapsed
Crossing five hurdles and cutting six generals --- a great deal of vigor
The broken quilt that has been covered for three years --- an old set
The frogs in the dry pond --- hoping for rain
Gathering fish in the dry ground -picked in vain
Dried chili peppers - strung up
Dried cuttlefish posing - a big lie
Liu Bei in the Ganlu Temple -- unharmed
Grass grows in the sugarcane field -- absurd (sugar)
The cart-driver crosses the muddy walled pond -- the wheel goes in
The dog is driven into the Dead-end street - biting back
Driving a cow down a cliff - pushing it to its death
Trading in the marketplace - going with the flow
Driving a cart without a whip
The wine in the jar - don't care
The bird that has just flown - don't know the height
The cucumber that has just been twisted
The tall man wrestling - not even close
Scallions planted in the sorghum field are short
Eggplants on sorghum stalks - unbelievable
All the way to the top
Sorghum stalks for eyeglasses - empty
Rolling a stone on a mountain - never looking back
The tweeter fell down a well - wow!
Cutting leeks with a sickle - nonsense
Cutting the cat's tail and mixing it with the cat's food - eating oneself
Cutting wheat without a sickle
Throwing a box over a wall is not a gift
Throwing a box over a wall is not a gift
Throwing a box over a wall is not a gift
Throwing a box over a wall is not a gift
Throwing a box over a wall is not a gift
Throwing a child over the wall is a disgrace
Looking at flowers over the wall is a disgrace
Leaving a goat on the other side of a mountain -never see the animal's face for the rest of your life
Pig's head across the boarding house - cold face
Biting the ear through the window - biased hearing
Looking through the doorway
Making friends with a dog - can't do without food and drink
Walking with a bald man - getting the glory
Twitching a whip in the plow - blowing (urging) a cow
The rooster with a goose feather on its head - a double entendre
The bulls fight - with the power to break through
The bulls fight - with the power to break through
The bulls fight - with the power to break through
The bulls fight - with the power to break through
Duke Chong'er picks up rags - he's too full to be hungry
The dog eats the dog - he can't find the head
The dog pulls the sheep's intestines - the more he pulls, the longer it gets
The dog catches the dog in the act of killing the sheep <
A dog catches a mouse and a cat watches the house - perverse
A dog barks at the moon - rare
A dog gnaws on a bone - delicious
A dog chasing a rat - meddling
A dog picking a curtain - showing his nose
A dog wearing glasses on his head - pretending to be human
A dog swallowing chili peppers
Dog with tongue out - hot
Dog with curtain up - all mouth
Dog with bear playing the piano
Dogs and bears climb trees - they're on a roll
Dogs look at people - they bite the poor but not the officials
Dogs bite rats --Nosey
Dog bites back food --Retaliation
Writing and painting in ancient graves --Time for a table
Ancient seal scripts and tablets -- hard to heed
Stone in the valley -- dumped
Picking melons in the melon field -- picking out the eyes
Melons, though small -is a human heart
The widow chooses her husband - as she pleases
Hanging up a plow stick and ringing it as a bell - poor as a ding dong
Hanging a sheep's head and selling dog meat The door is closed and the dog is beaten to death
The door is closed and the nose is squeezed - a coincidence
The door is closed and the nose is squeezed - a coincidence
Guan Yu has lost Jingzhou - pride will lead to defeat
Guan Yunchang said "Three Kingdoms" - just talk about passing five gates and cutting six generals, not about walking through the wheat city
Steaming chili peppers with the door closed - tough enough
Closing the door to beat the God of Wealth - poor
The official put out a notice - the people deserve to die
Cannonballs on the head of the coffin - scaring people to death
<Guanyin Bodhisattva's five viscera - a bellyful of mud
Guanyin Bodhisattva's 18th year - a wonderful age (temple spirit)
Peeping Leopard in a Pipe - a glimpse
Pounding Garlic in a Jar
With no rain, no wind--dry blowing
Splitting a field with a bachelor--soloing
Brother to bachelor
Barefoot in the ice kiln - cold to the end
Bald head in the monk's temple - to fill up the number
The cat that barks alone
The noble consort sighs - not good
Rolling stone down the hill - smashing to the end
Rolling stone down the hill - smashing to the end
Rolling stone down the mountain - smashing to the end
The tea in boiling water - strong and fragrant
The pot rake makes a lamp shadow - scorching people
The pot lid is pierced - out of breath
The chicken in the pot -- hard to fly
Fish in a pot -- don't try to jump
Grease residue on the potsherd -- practiced (refined)
Stone frying in a pot -- not into the oil and salt
Cooking porridge in the pot -- return to the same rice
Crossing the river and dropping the walking stick -- forgetting one's roots
Crossing the river and tearing down the bridge
Mother's many sisters -- suspicious (aunt)
The battlements on the stage -- not ready (cloth city)
The whip on the stage -- plus size (fake horse)
Fire in the Hall of Goddess of Mercy -- wonderful (temple disaster)
Sun Monkey sits in the Hall of the Golden Palace -- not like a benevolent (human) ruler
Sun Monkey sits in the Hall of the Golden Palace -- not like a benevolent (human) ruler.
Sun monkey sits in the Golden Palace -- not like a benevolent ruler
Sun monkey shoots at a target -- old accent
Sun monkey plays the lute -- old story
Wheat stalks blowing on the fire -- stingy
Running a horse in the lane -- difficult to get out of the problem
Pulling the beard to cross the river -- excessive modesty
Pulling bells in mid-air -- 空想
There is no need to think of an imaginary cause.
Catching a bee and eating honey -- shameless (sweet)
Buying a camel at the Temple of the Protectorate -- no such thing
Peppercorns fall into rice -- trouble
Flies fly into the eye of a cow -- looking for tiredness
Bean dregs are pasted on the door god -- not stained
Douji firewood is on fire -- anxious
Douji firewood is on fire
Douji dries are cooked in the oven, but they have to be cooked on the floor, and they can be cooked on the floor, and they can be cooked on the table.
Meat cooked in dried bean curd -- there are portions
Meat cooked in bean curd milk -- there is no need for salt
Two people hoeing -- they don't care about the people
Peanuts for two hundred dollars -- there is something to talk about
Two hands holding a peach -- there is something to talk about
Two horns blowing in the same tune -- they think of one another
Two horns blowing in the same tune -- they think of one another
Two horns blowing in the same key -- they think of one another
Bamboo shoots outside the garden -- nephew
Men don't beat their wives -- good fortune
Poetry by a scholar -- two hands
Bald man taking off his hat -- first name
The girl from the He family is given to the Zheng family -- just right
The boat is an insider
The boat is an insider
The ship in the belly
Measuring rice in a turtle's lid -- what a sound
Smoke in a rice pot -- confused
Lighting mosquito coils under the bed -- nothing to say
Frozen tofu -- difficult
Hot beans in a cold pan -- the more noisy the frying, the colder it gets
The God of the Stove -- words in a painting
The God of the Door -- words in a painting
The God of the Stove -- words in a painting
The God of the Stove -- the God of the Door -- the God of the Stove is a man who has been in the world for years.
The sandstone hits the stone -- the stone hits the stone
The boat on the beach -- the boat runs aground
The cow with no horns -- the cow is a fake horse
There is no temple fair -- there is no hurry
The coffin with no bottom -- it is not enough
The conch is not enough -- it is not enough
There is no money to buy the conch -- save it
The woman who has no money to buy the conch -- it is not enough
The woman who has no money to buy the conch -- it is not enough
Zhang Tianshi went down to the sea -- Mo (touch) strange
Zhang Tianshi knelt down in the muddy water -- Plead for mercy (clear)
Zhang Guolao's donkey -- Not see the odd (ride)
Rooster wears a hat -- Official (crown) on top of the official (crown)
Chicken's head on the soot knocking -- A couple of (chicken) head to suffer
Cock pecks at the ants -- Just right （
Paper railing -- can't lean on it
Paper stool -- can't sit on it
Paper stove -- won't work
Paper pipa -- can't play
Donkey skin on the wall -- doesn't look like a painting
Cornerstone in the hospital
Cornerstone in the hospital
Cornerstone on the wall -- doesn't look like a painting
Donkey skin on the wall -- doesn't look like a painting
Donkey skin on the wall -- doesn't look like a painting
Donkey skin on the wall -- doesn't look like a painting
Crutches in the hospital -- self-consciousness
Frogs jumping on the drums
Crutches in the kiln
Crutches in the coal kiln
Pulling the beard across the street
Horses in paintings
Places on the boards
Dates on the boards
Not a lot to say
Places for sale
Placing the fabric
To sell the cloth
To sell the cloth
Places for selling the fabric
Selling shrimp without a scale -- catching blind (shrimp)
The ass of a firebug -- not a lot of light
The monk playing with an umbrella -- can't have a sky
The monk splitting a family -- a lot of trouble
The monk sitting in a cavern -- nothing (temple)
The monk dragging a piece of wood -- a problem
The monk dragging a piece of wood -- a problem
The monk dragging a piece of wood -- a problem (temple)
The monk dragging a piece of wood -- a problem (temple) <
The monk's house -- wonderful (temple)
The monk's brain -- no way (hair)
The axe breaks the moso bamboo -- anxious (hacking the knots)
The net in the fishpond -- more than enough (fish)
Foxes quarrelling -- a load of nonsense (foxes)
Foxes riding tigers -- foxes pretending to be tigers
Dogs growing horns -- oceanic （
The dog eats bean curd brains -- it is not idle
The dog eats grass -- it is pretending
The dog eats cucumber -- it is the wrong time
The blind man makes doughnuts -- it is blind
The blind man wears spectacles -- it is intelligent
The cowherd eats crab -- it is not to be mentioned
The salt in fried pickles
The dog wears glasses -- it is intelligent
The cowherd eats crab -- it is not to be mentioned
The dog eats crabs -- it is to be said
Pot on the bed -- reform (stove)
Washing yellow lotus by the river -- Ho (river) bitter
Growing vegetables in the river -- not burnt (watered)
Oil pouring on candles -- one heart (wick)
Mason fixing rats -- perfunctory (eye)
Mason with no ash -- waiting for a special (brick)
Mason with no ash -- waiting for a special (brick)
Mason with no ash -- waiting for a special (brick)
Mason with no ash -- waiting for a special (brick) <
The plasterer's hand -- wants you
The plasterer's trowel -- just a picture of the surface
The grass grows on the clay Bodhisattva -- panicked
The mudskipper's drum -- nonsense
The carpenter's cowardice -- just a word
The lantern hangs in the air -- mysterious
Empty pikes mending nets
Empty shuttles mending nets
The mending net -- no rule of law
The empty pikes mending net -- no rule of law
The empty pikes mending net
Empty coffins in mourning -- no one in the eye
Empty steamers on the pots and pans -- competition (steam)
Baking baskets on the shoulders -- annoyance (brain)
The needle on the thread board -- hold back
Orchards in the spring -- justified
Spring and Autumn looking at the fields -- specializing in looking for the wrong (fork)
The carpenter -- the one who is not a carpenter
The carpenter -- the one who is not a carpenter
The carpenter -- the one who is not a carpenter
Glass Bodhisattva -- Understander (God)
Zhao Kuangyin sells buns -- The imperial army (steam)
Zhao Kuangyin nosebleed -- Positive (I) in the red
Gouged out the eyes of the judge -- Blind (ghost)
City God's temple drums -- Ghosts look at (knocking)
Shing Wong's horse -- Not see the odd (ride)
City God's Hu Dou -- Ghosts quarrel (fried)
City God wears mourning -- Running for nothing (robe)
Gan Cao in the pharmacy -- One who is indispensable (taste)
Opening a drawer in the pharmacy -- Looking for a game (pills)
Fire in the tea store -- Sure enough (burning)
Waving in the teahouse -- Hu (kettle) to come
Cao Zhu as the lamp -- Carelessness (wick)
Buckwheat hulls for batter -- no sticking
The sole of a shoe on a thorn tree -- pulling the skin
Bringing a toilet to the lobby -- spoiled
There is no shade in a small tree
The sole of a shoe on a thorn tree -- spoiled
There is no shade in a small tree
The sole of a shoe on a small tree -- spoiled
The sole of a shoe on a small tree -- spoiled
The sole of a shoe on a small tree -- spoiled
The tree is small and has little shade -- it is not enough to cover the shadow
The tree has fallen -- there is no shade
Beneath the salted meat soup -- there is no need to say anything
The salted salt is too much -- in spite of the fact that the matter is idle
The salted vegetables and roasted bean curd -- there is a saying
The salted vegetables and boiled bean curd -- it is not necessary to say anything
The salted vegetables and dipped in the sauce
The salted vegetables and dipped in the sauce
The salted vegetables and dipped in the sauce
Crooked-head monk worship -- not right (neck)
Noodles light the lamp -- commit (meal) not
Blind man into the smokehouse ---------- Mod. (touching the lamp).
Air rag ------------ feigning madness. (feigning wind).
Song Jiang's Warlord ---------- useless. (Wu Yu).
Old woman on the henhouse -------- fool. (Ben Egg).
The straw hat seller throws a flat straw ------ Stay Rope. (stay on the rope).
Brother not at home ---------- less come. (Sister-in-law come).