Hammer for cooking - smashing the pot

Spring silkworms will die - pregnant with secrets (silk)

Spring grass makes a fuss - wisdom emerges from desperation

Spring tea tips - fresh and tender

Spring equinox rain - just in time

Spring willow branches - roots falling to the ground

Spring radish ——Guilty

Spring drizzle—as expensive as oil

Spring bees—can’t stay idle

Spring treetops—change in one day

Spring by the river - full of poetic (wet) meaning

Spring, summer, autumn and winter - there every year

Lice on the chun tree - lazy phase ( Elephant)

Porcelain rooster, glass cat - not a hair is pulled out

Pearls on a porcelain plate - obvious

Resigning as a teacher to become a thief - not doing your job properly; Serious business

The turtle dove in the thorn forest - I don’t know the age

The bitter wormwood in the thorn forest - no one pays attention (picking)

The thorn cane plays with cotton - the more it is trimmed, the more messy it becomes

The hedgehog's head - not an easy head to shave

The hedgehog is angry - his hair is exploding

Hedgehog's leather-covered steel needle - pricking the hand inside and out

Hedgehog rolling on the palm - encountering trouble; trouble

From Henan to Hunan - difficulties (south) become more difficult (South)

A hero climbed out of a fire pit - surviving from death

A basket of eggs dropped from upstairs - none of them are good; none of them are good

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Jumping from the sewage tank into the manure tank - the more you do it, the stinker will get worse

The princess who was pampered since childhood - do whatever you want

Looking at people from the slanted door - how to see it How is it wrong?

The guy who made a fuss from the salt shop - so idle (salty) that he panics

The rough stone has a temper - gets angry when touched

The Vinegar Factory There is smoke in it - sour gas is rising into the sky

Chili peppers soaked in vinegar - sour and spicy

Making fun with a vinegar bottle - sour gas is rising into the sky

Making wine in a vinegar jar ——Indifferent (pot)

Soak pepper in a vinegar jar - taste all the bitterness

Cui Yuanyang sent Zhang Sheng - a sadness that is indescribable

Tempered Steel bar - I would rather break it than bend it

Put the potato on the wrong side and put it on the horse - don't know what is good and what is good; do not distinguish between good and evil

Wrong man wears the wrong woman's shoes - make more mistakes upon mistakes

< p>Building a ladder to the sky - desperate

Daji's descendants went to the banquet - their tails were exposed; their true colors were revealed

The defeated quail fought the defeated chicken - they couldn't get into battle

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The defeated soldier - dejected

Arguing against injustice - speaking out for justice

The firewood collector going down the mountain - worried (wage)

Jealous Entering the pawn shop - wrong door; looking for the wrong door

Lighting up lanterns to catch dowry - busy at both ends

Sending telegrams to buy train tickets - in a hurry

Knock out your teeth and swallow it - swallow your anger

Send your daughter to marry a wife - busy at both ends

Knocked over the frog coop - a mess

Sleeping while the watchman is sleeping - doing things inappropriately

Looking in the mirror with a painted face - scaring yourself

Broken glass bottle - waste

Fighting Pulling the beard - modesty (pulling the beard)

When asking for wine, just ask the person carrying the pot - you can't go wrong

Open the coffin and shout to catch the thief - unjust death

The water that opens the gate - rolls forward

Breaks the pot head - no winner (cooking)

Smashes the plate and the rim of the bowl - not the right one

Hitting rabbits to feed eagles - the benefits are given to evil people

Hitting gongs to find children - beating guys for shame

Hitting birds is accurate - it is clear at a glance

Break your head and pretend to be a tough guy - suffer the consequences

Break your mouth and curse in the street - spit blood

Slap your face and act - appear in disguise

Shoot without aiming - aimless< /p>

Hold an umbrella and put on a raincoat - superfluous

Hit the snake within seven inches - just right

Hit the snake with a high five - it's a done deal

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Don't turn off the tap - let it flow; let it flow

Beat your son to death to recruit a son-in-law - a fresh picture

Hit a mad dog that hurts - bite him back

Forging iron without a hammer - hard work is full of ability

Forging iron, dismantling the furnace - disbanding (fire)

Forging iron and selling grain - each doing his own job

Hunting rabbits to catch Arrive at Yellow Sheep - extremely good; fish out the outer pieces

The pile head is set

One slap and three rubs - false benevolence, false righteousness; hypocrisy

Don’t buy vinegar with the money you pay for gas - use it exclusively for your own use

Sell fish for money and smoke big cigarettes - come in the water, go in the fire

The fisherman goes home - I don’t care (Lake)

Those who slap the palms, knock their ears - too far off topic (hooves)

Slap their faces to pretend to be fat - pretend to understand if they don’t understand

Hit Don't give up until you reach your waist - just what you want

Hitting a rooster to lay eggs - forcing others to do things

Walking at night with a flashlight - a bright future

Running while beating a rabbit Killing a horse - the loss outweighs the gain

The dial on the typewriter - nothing can be said

The big white rooster laying flower eggs - bizarre; too bizarre

Robbery in broad daylight ——Blatantly

Meeting the Lord of Hell in broad daylight——It’s like seeing a ghost

Poop brings out a rolling pin——Evil (噙) stick

Big insect beats haha——Smiling Tiger< /p>

Big worm head, long worm tail - tiger head and snake tail

Cut a chicken with a big knife - make a fuss out of a molehill

A pot-bellied arhat writes an article - he has something in his belly

The dung truck left the village - pretending to be dead (shit)

The strong wind blew down the handsome flag - a bad start

The strong wind blew over the wheat haystacks - a mess

Lighting a lamp in a windy place - ugly

Eating fried noodles on a windy day - it is difficult to speak; /p>

The doctor waved his hand - there is no cure

Putting a needle in the big tank - thick, medium and thin

Modeling fish in the big tank - not running; unable to run

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The big man covers the small person's quilt - he cares about his head but not his feet

The big man stands under the short eaves - he can't raise his head

The big girl worships the heaven and earth - her head Once; for the first time

The eldest girl holds the child - someone else's; to help

The eldest girl acts as a matchmaker - puts others before herself; has too much time to take care of herself; has the words to talk about others, but has no time to take care of herself. Talk about yourself

The long braid of a big girl - thrown back; thrown behind the head

The backbone of a big girl - the female generation (back)

The eldest girl’s thoughts - cannot be understood

The eldest girl begging for food - stubborn; unable to save face

The eldest girl misses her husband’s family - it is difficult to speak; it is difficult to speak ; It’s not easy to speak

A big girl’s embroidery—fine work; nine twists and turns

A big girl’s wedding dress embroidery—threading the needle and thread; fine work

Big A girl raising a child - thankless effort; thankless effort; hard work but not done well

The eldest girl holds the key - she has a position but no power; she is not the master of the house

The eldest girl is a spoiled child. ——Sooner or later; sooner or later once

The lady in the Grand View Garden-the four limbs are not diligent and the five grains are inseparable

Big pipes within small pipes-wrong caliber

The eldest daughter's scarf - wrap around the neck

The eldest daughter buys a wig - casually (braided)

The eldest daughter looks forward to her husband - she longs for her husband day and night

< p>A small boat in the ocean - no boundaries

The tide of the sea - rising and falling

The sea has overturned the tofu boat - the water comes and the water goes

Fishing in the sea, hunting in the mountains - each eating a piece

Duckweed in the sea - nowhere to be found

The waves in the sea - magnificent

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The grains of sand in the sea - countless

The water in the sea - it is too salty wherever it goes; it is too salty wherever it goes

Dropping a needle in the sea - nowhere to be found; hard to find

Spitting in the sea - inconspicuous

Locking a pole in the sea - not knowing the depth

Big Wangjiang Pavilion on the riverside - a tower near the water

>Bedsheets drip down in the river - Liu (Liu) Bei (Quilt)

Wash your hands in the river - clean

Pink in the river - inconspicuous< /p>

The oily flowers in the river - a little bit

The big beard - a difficult problem (shaving)

Fire alarm - a blockbuster

Everyone sang One tune - speaking with the same voice

The big chicken doesn't eat broken rice - he doesn't like it

Everyone watches the movie - it's clear to see

Big chicken The little bird by the river - has seen the wind and waves

The water bubble in the river - insignificant

A puddle of urine in the river - not much with you, but not much without you

The general rides a horse - majestic

Wearing small shoes on big feet - uncomfortable; money (front) is tight; it is difficult to step; it is hard to hold on; it is difficult to hold on; it is difficult to enter

The street is Letter from a small street - hearsay

Selling flutes on the street - boasting

Having an illegitimate child on the street - making a fool of yourself in public

A big truck drove into the small street Alley - difficult to turn; unable to turn

Chewing the stuffing of buns - focusing on the key points

Reading Buddhist scriptures - confused

Marble Making a door plaque - the brand is hard

The strong man carrying the rolling plate - so much strength

The strong man playing with the pole - an easy task

The strong man embroidering - strength Out of reach; powerless; over-intentioned but insufficient power; something is wrong

Daliang Jian is a civilized stick - overqualified for use

Dalong does not eat small dried fish - looks down on him

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The grass beside the road - not much with you, but not much without you

The electric poles on the road - stand aside

The bricks on the road - Stumbling block

Carrying green onions on the road - wasted effort; wasted effort; wasted effort

A large ship docks at a small port - cannot reach it

A large ship anchors - Steady Dangdang

Feeding hemp seeds to livestock - not a good ingredient

Making malt sugar - a good ingredient

Spring couplets at the gate - available every year

The hanging toilet at the gate - notorious

Planting rice on the gate - there is a doorway (rice)

The couplet on the gate - a pair of red

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Hang a broom on the door - 芊(sweep) the face

Rice's younger brother - millet

The spring silkworms who have fallen asleep - full of silk (silk) < /p>

Eat pancakes rolled up with thumbs - eat by yourself; bite by yourself

Pick your ears with thumbs - you can't get in

New Year's greetings on New Year's Day - —You are good and I am good; we are each other; we are the same as each other

Eating noodles on the first day of the new year - changing customs

Eating steamed buns on the first day of the new year - not fragrant

< p>Visiting the house on the first day of the new year - bowing to everyone

The robe on the first day of the new year - cannot be borrowed

Looking through the imperial calendar on the first day of the new year - the first time; the first time Once upon a time

We met on the first day of the new year - always say good things

Read the almanac on the first day of the new year - the days are long

On the first day of the new year There is no moon - the same every year

The chopping board on New Year's Eve - everyone is busy

The fireworks on New Year's Eve - colorful

大 Look at the imperial calendar on New Year's Eve - no time; no days

Bake porridge on New Year's Eve - sad New Year's Eve

The moon appears on the fifth watch of New Year's Eve - the first day Back; first time

The big fat man wore a small coat - it didn't fit

The big fat man rode a skinny donkey - it didn't fit

The big fat man jumped into the well - deep Don't go down; don't go deep

The big fat man jumps on the rubber band - Soft Kung Fu

The big fat man grinds - made up (belly twist)

The big fat man goes down the mountain - —Rolling and crawling

Big fat man learns to swim - great buoyancy

Big fat man rolls forward - rolling ball

Cannon hits a pack of wolves - one Coax (bomb) and scatter

The temperament of the cannon - love to blast

Cannon blasts flies - not enough capital; not enough capital; not worthwhile; overqualified; wasted effort

The bayonet on the cannon - capable of dealing with both near and far

The barrel of the cannon - does not turn; cannot turn

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Big and clever but small on the back - cleverness upon cleverness

Eat fried beans on a hot day - just plain; just do it simply

Adults don’t remember the faults of villains ——Magnificent

Reading the newspaper with a big tongue—vague; vague

The master beats the eggs—break them one by one

The moss on the big stone slab— —Can’t grow

The big stone crushes the toad—can’t muster up the energy

The big stone sinks into the sea—it plummets

The big stone crushes the crab—it suppresses it with force People

Baking in the sun under a big tree - no distinction between yin and yang

Hang a bag on a big tree - pretending to be crazy (wind)

The flood washed away the Dragon King Temple ——One family does not recognize the other family

The flood washed away the Bodhisattva - wonderful (temple)

Sesame seeds in the big water tank - hard to find

Peeling garlic - going deep into the layers

Frozen tofu with garlic - difficult to handle (mixing)

Grobbing garlic - worrying

Strike copper with a big hammer Gong - ringing, ringing; ringing

Hung calligraphy and painting in the center of the hall - dignified

Big head fish (cod) carrying a saddle - running around the world

Making dumplings with pins - Heart-breaking

Hang a sail on your thigh—bon voyage

Put a doorkeeper on your thigh—you’re distracted

Put a trademark on your thigh—wherever you go Where to publicize

Big bowl covers small bowl - manage well

Big net catches small fish - hard work in vain; hard work in vain

Big Flying ducks in a foggy day - there is no return

Looking at the mountain peaks in a foggy day - uncertain

The big blind man reads the notice - just pretending

Big An elephant catches a mouse - if you have the strength, you can't use it; if you have strength, you can't use it

The elephant's trunk - it can bend and stretch

The elephant's butt - it can't push

An elephant breathes—a two-pronged approach

An elephant pulls its teeth out of its mouth—difficult to handle

An elephant catches a phoenix—a strong eye but a weak hand

An elephant walks— - Steady and sure; sure and sure

Tags pulled out of the elephant's mouth - courageous; courageous; difficult to handle; so bold; so courageous

Heavy snow falls on the sea Inside - can be seen but cannot be touched

The smoker's teeth - black

The smoker pulls the cart - weak; less energetic and weak

Big Staring at the small eyes - looking at each other

The big-eyed thief meets the warehouse mouse - staring at the small eyes

The wild geese eat the lotus stalks - straight neck

The wild geese flew southeast—arrogantly

The wild geese followed the plane—falling behind

The uncle and the grandpa—only a little bit; almost a little bit

Eat on a cloudy day Bean jelly - don't look at the weather

The shrimp at the mouth of the big fish - can't escape

A man has a belly - he can bend and stretch

A small shaft inside a big shaft - — There are words (pictures) in the words (pictures)

The big characters are missing the horizontal line - pretending to be a person; pretending to be a human being

A big-mouthed crow eating food - a greedy look