Xiehouyu is also called witticism, which can be seen as a Chinese word game. Idioms are a type of idioms, which include idioms, proverbs, idiomatic expressions and idioms. Below is a collection of commonly used classic sayings that I have collected for your reference. I hope it can help friends in need.

Commonly used classic sayings 1

Grinding a knife in the belly - showing off (rust) inside; showing off (rust) energy inside

Stuffing a stone in the belly - feeling heavy in the heart; feeling too burdened in the heart

A fire cage in the belly - I understand in my heart

A ferry across the river - it can be rowed

A gold-plated Buddha statue - flashy

Duan Gong plays the token - scares ghosts

Duan Gong meditates - pretends to be a god and ghosts

The clay elephant in Duan Li - human-like but inhuman

Duan Saving people in a water tank - a lot of effort, not much gain

New Year greetings on Dragon Boat Festival - not the time

Eating dumplings on Dragon Boat Festival - different

Dragon boat racing on the Dragon Boat Festival - singing and dancing

Selling calendars on the Dragon Boat Festival - outdated

Horse racing on the Dragon Boat Festival - let's see

Carrying eggs across the mountain stream - - Worrying too much (crossing)

Walking at night with eggs in hand - fearful

Building a bridge with short planks - not useful; not useful

Short logs Building a bridge - difficult to reach the shore

A scorpion with half of its legs - spinning around

A phoenix with a broken wing - no energy left

A bird with a broken wing ——Can’t fly high

A clock with a broken spring—can’t go away

A mangy dog ??with a broken spine—spineless

A broken firecracker ——I don’t want to (ring)

A tiger with a broken leg—the desire to be fierce is weak

A crab with a broken leg—can’t run

A broken leg Frog - didn't run; couldn't run

Erhu with a broken string - didn't want to (ring)

Kite with a broken string - involuntarily

Broken A shuttle with a broken thread - it finds a loophole

A bead with a broken thread - can't be lifted

A trolley with a broken shaft - it can't move

Broken Watermelon on the vine - rolling all over the ground

Jingshu with a broken tail - head but no tail

A trumpet with a broken cord - silent

Satin quilt cover Aburi - the appearance is different

The blacksmith's hammer - striking while the iron is hot

Spreading ashes in the air - harming others before you harm yourself

Playing the flute at the door ——Fighting spirit

Reciting poems to cows—not pleasant to the ear; hard to hear

Firing guns into the sky—scaring people

Playing chess against each other—mobilizing troops Dispatch generals; talk on paper

Bow in front of the full-length mirror - self-worship

Sing a drama in front of the coffin - refuse to listen

Make a wish in front of the coffin - coax Dead person

Make a face in front of the mirror - uglify oneself

Kiss in the mirror - love oneself; deceive oneself; deceive oneself; coax oneself

Talking to the mirror - talking to oneself

Talking about beauty to the mirror - self-appreciation

Playing drums to the deaf - turning a deaf ear

Scolding the mulberry tree Tree - referring to the mulberry tree and scolding the locust tree

Blowing the trumpet into the water tank - for a reason (round sound)

Spanking into the jar - holding in the breath; feeling uncomfortable

Combing your hair in front of the inkstone - a matter of no shadow

Scolding Liu Bei in front of Zhang Fei - looking to make people angry

Throwing a dou in front of Zhao Yun - buying people's hearts

Pounding rice in the earthenware nest - pounding solid (stone)

Pounding yaksha in the earthenware nest - making trouble

Planting onions in the earthenware nest - hard roots

Swallowing the belly in the pit - solid (stone) mind

Squatting in the latrine and asking about the smell - asking despite knowing

Squatting in a ball to live a life - full of shame

Cutting meat with a dull knife - unhappy

Cutting wheat with a dull sickle - pulling down

Eating too much salt ——Loves to be nosy (salty)

A widow for many years——A veteran (shou)

A friend for many years——an old acquaintance

A master for many years—— —Laobao Shi

The bricklayer does not worship the Buddha - he is confident

The bricklayer does not respect the Buddha - no one knows who it is

Escape the buffalo Encountering tigers - one is more fierce than the other; one is more evil than the other

Hiding in the Chenghuang Temple from the rain - seeing ghosts

The thief hiding in the greenhouse - shuddering

The monkeys in Mount Emei - very clever

The springs in Mount Emei - the water flows slowly

The geese eat grass and the ducks eat grain - everyone enjoys their own happiness

Putting pebbles in a chicken coop - bastards

No duck is allowed to interfere in the goose basin - eat alone

Put the goose head on the duck's neck - not decent

A goose swallows a chicken head - it's stuck

Eyes on the forehead - a high vision

Pour ice water on the forehead - it's cold from head to toe

A key on the forehead - an eye-opener

A king carved on the forehead - he cannot become a tiger

A word written on the forehead - it is obvious

There is a fire on the forehead - urgent in front of my eyes

A vicious dog sees a stick - hates and fears

A vicious dog bites the sky - arrogant (barking)

Evil A tiger fights a pack of wolves - outnumbered

A wolf breaks at the door - deliberately harming people

A wolf and a mad dog keep company - they are so bad together

The evil wolf falls into a hidden trap - the evil has come to an end

The evil wolf imitates the barking of a dog - has no good intentions

The evil wolf is struck by lightning - the evil is full

The evil wolf hunts the mouse - he is not selective about food

The evil old eagle wears a fur hat - pretends to be an eagle

The evil wife scolds the street - the neighbors are uneasy

The devil versus the ugliness Strange - a pair of bad ones

The evil man's stick - carry it with you

The evil man complains first - bites you back

The hungry bedbug - picks up every opportunity Drill

A hungry man gnaws on chicken feet - he cannot satisfy his craving

Hungry dogs fight for food - they kill each other

Hungry ghosts and bitter ghosts - both It's number one

Hungry men are fighting for bones - fighting for mouths

Hungry tigers are eating cherries - their eyes are red with greed

Hungry tigers are licking rice soup - no Enjoyable

A hungry wolf eats a lamb - eats it alive

A hungry wolf snatches a bone from his mouth - so bold

A hungry wolf pounces on a rabbit - he can't catch it Let go

A hungry wolf swallows dirt - inhumane

A hungry cat holds a fish - its mouth is tight

A hungry rebel - takes the opportunity (hungry) to cause trouble

The crocodile hangs the rosary - pretending to be a good person

The crocodile comes ashore - the person who comes is not good

The daughter-in-law is pregnant - pretending to be a grandson

Son Happy father’s birthday - good things come in pairs

Ears on the knees - too lazy to listen

Ears leaking - can’t hear anything

Ears stuffed with donkey hair - — Pretending to be deaf

Putting boards on your ears — asking around; asking around

Playing chess in your ears — you can’t get into position

The weather in February and August — — one is cold and one is hot; one is cold and one is hot

The clothes in February and August are all kinds of colors

The crops in February and August are green and yellow

February and August Work - no

Not hot or cold

Twenty-eight bicycles - the frame is not small; such a big frame

Two-foot-long flute - Shenchui

Two-tooth nail rake and hoe The ground - there are two strokes

The two-tooth hook scratches the itch - it is a hard hand

The second aunt picks pickles - there is a word (salt) first

The second aunt Swollen face - even more ugly

Opening a shop for two cents - poor money

Working with two people - Silly Gan

Second girl's sewing kit - There are many colors

The second girl is pretending to be an eagle - unable to resist

The second girl is getting on the sedan chair - squirming

The second girl is embroidering a purse - meticulous work

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Erlang Shen goes to battle - all are heavenly soldiers and generals

Erlang Shen plays the flute - Shen blows

Erlang Shen's insight - farsighted

Erlangzi Announcement of funeral - in a panic

Two idiots work - fiercely for a while

Two taels of cotton and ten bows - can't talk (play); can't talk (play)

Two ounces of iron hitting a broadsword - not enough materials

A second-rate apprentice burning incense - not enough to be trusted; no one believes it; no one can believe it; not even a ghost can believe it

A second-rate apprentice - messing around

Twenty-eight-year-old girl - enjoy (want) blessing (husband)

Twenty-nine New Year - Xiao Jin (enter)

Twenty-four pounds of hammer Knock on the steel plate - clang; clang clang

Twenty years old with a beard - young and mature

Twenty-one days without a chicken - bad guy

Two kicks Heaven - fantasy (ring)

The second boy does not stretch his body - go with the flow

The second boy wears a coat - behaves well

The second boy loses his wallet - Dumbfounded

A couple who cares about each other - they will break up sooner or later; they share the same bed but have different dreams

The thunder in February - think (ring) too early

February Frogs - croaking

Smelly yogurt - bad

Floods and funerals - natural and man-made disasters

Floods and discharges - go with the flow

Patients with high fever - unconscious

Baking powder - bragging

Moldy grapes - full of bad water

Moldy soybeans - not fragrant

Fermented dough - a lure

Gifting steamed buns to my daughter - sincerely

The launched rocket - skyrocketing

The launch of the satellite into the sky - a blockbuster

The judge lived in the prison room - knowingly and intentionally violated the law; breaking the law knowingly

Crossing the grassland through the fur coat - Pretending (sheep)

An overturned flour bag - empty; empty

An overturned crab - running rampant everywhere

Turning over old Looking for a good day in the imperial calendar - going backwards

Fan Lihua goes to Xiliang - immediate success

Sweet potato head and sandalwood heart - unintelligible

Reversing the gourd and flipping the cattail leaf fan ——Breaching one's word

Clothes are sold in the hotel—you can eat and wear them

Plague pigs are sold in front of the hotel—I don't know what's interesting

Garlic cloves are hung on the wall of the hotel— — Ling Kuo

The rice jar has broken ears—cannot carry it anymore

The eggplant on the rice pot—soft goods

The rice porridge in the lunch box—package Confused

The fly on the rice spoon - mixed with the rice

The plate on the dinner table - no handle

Fan Jin won the imperial examination - overjoyed; crazy for joy

Square or not, round or not - there are no rules

A square word is more than a thousand words - just a little bit worse; just a little bit worse

A hole in the roof - a loophole

The door opens on the roof - the family does not recognize the house

Snow falling on the roof - silent; silent

Holes in the roof - not doors

Winter melons on the roof - rolling on both sides

Building a house on the roof - leakage (floor)

Planting flowers on the roof - difficult to water (watering)

The room is haunted - monster (house)

Engraved seals on the beams - overuse of materials

Hanging chickens on the beams - hanging eggs

Hanging peppers on the beams - strings of strings

The beams of the house are used as hoe handles - overuse of materials

The grass on the house - scraped seeds

The sparrows standing at the head of the house - clearly displayed

Playing tricks on the eaves - don't risk your life; risk your life

Stones under the eaves - you can't catch them

If the house is on fire, grab things - take advantage of the fire

Counterfeit trademarks - counterfeit goods

Rotten yarn in the spinning mill - too confusing

Reading the newspaper with a magnifying glass - obvious

Under the magnifying glass Bacteria - obvious

Look at bed bugs with a magnifying glass - the original (round) shape is revealed

Fly a kite and the string is broken - there is no hope

Set fire to the forest ——Regardless of the fundamentals

A deflated rubber ball——a soft egg

Let the bird out of the cage——go their separate ways

Fart and step on the medicine twist—— You’ve got the idea before you fart

Fart and blow the lamp – practice each skill

Fart and play the drum – you’ve got the idea after you fart

Cover your butt when you fart – be careful of going too far ; Too careful

Fart and clench your teeth - use force secretly; use force secretly

Fart and hit your heels - it's really unlucky; really unlucky

Put down the burden Chatting - a saying

Letting the salted fish fall into the pond - no matter life or death, a commonly used classic saying 2

1. Buildings made of rotten wood - unstable

2. Building on the beach - unstable

3. Building on the bed - empty foundation

4. Tofu stepping on the ground - doing idle things

5. Paper Yuanbao——empty inside

6. Paper figures——whose whole body is empty

7. Ninety-two-thread woven cloth——a strange thought

8. Making soup with leeks - a pot full of leeks

9. Borrowing fire tongs to repair a watch - the clamp (stand) is too big and useless

10 , Making glasses from sorghum stalks - an empty shelf

11. Standing on a bamboo tube - empty

12. Duckweed in the pond - taking root but not falling to the ground

13. Onions planted on the wall - cannot take root

14. Reeds on the wall - top-heavy and shallow-rooted

15. Sleeping shoes - soft soles

16. Mixing small beans with dry rice - I feel bored

17. Going through the box in the middle of the night - I can’t think about it

18. Knocking out my teeth and putting them in my stomach Swallowing - there is pain but not coming out

19. The old lady eats sticky cakes - she is stuffy

20. The old lady's toes - she will be a coward for the rest of her life

21. Coptis chinensis steamed in a rice cooker—depression

22. Bamboo shoots in a rock crevice—suppressed

23. Golden needles falling into the sea— - No future

24. Light a candle in a black lantern - there is no fire

25. Make friends with the shadow - very lonely

Single

26. The eighty-year-old mother-in-law went to church - wasting a pair of candles

27. Plastering the walls - white brushing (speaking) and white painting (speaking)

28. Carrying cotton through the thorn forest - take one step at a time and hang on a little

29. Dai Xiao, the city god - white robe (running)

30 , Holding tofu to stand on the foot of the table - it doesn't matter

31. The mulberry leaves in October - who picks (looks at) you

32. Flood Flooded the Dragon King Temple - one family did not recognize each other

33. Flood washed away Guanyin - Liu (retention)

34. The stove in June - ——Who misses you?

35. The broomstick rings the clock——it rings (thinks) but does not ring (thinks)

36. The person who calls "Abba" on the stage - responds More

37. Bicycle going downhill - don't step on it (ignore)

38. Spinning tabletop - cloth (ignore)

39 , The ferry ticket for the next day - booked (eyes on)

40. Winking across the Yangtze River - who cares about you

41. The myna eats persimmons and is beaten by thunder. Tofu——picking the soft ones to bully

42. The beggar lost his stick——the dog bullied

43. The old lady eating persimmons——picking the soft ones

44. The skill of a loach - drilling into soft spots

45. A key to open a lock - the right one

46. Land Calling the City God——God calls (almost) his god

47. Eating radish in June——Picture of freshness

48. Roasting fire cage in June——Is it strange? Warm

49. Garden vegetables——Fresh

50. Seeing a camel and saying a horse is swollen——It’s rare and strange

51. Walking on the railway with a lantern———— Seeing the rails (ghost)

52. His father beat his brother by chance - coincidence adds up to coincidence

53. Planting wheat in the paddy fields in winter - strange planting (ya)

54. Mr. Liu entered the Grand View Garden - he was fascinated by what he saw

55. The filtered air - fresh

56. The monk did not eat tofu - ——Wei Zhai (Zai)

57. City God Bodhisattva’s horse——No rider (odd)

58. A thief meets a person who cuts off the road——It’s just a coincidence

59. Pumpkin on the gourd vine - something I have never seen before

60. Black crow with white neck - fresh sample

61. Bacon meat Soup——The picture is fresh

62. A big girl’s purse——There are many kinds of things

63. The blind man found someone without eyes——it happened by chance

64. The Lord of the Land sits on a copper stick - money can help the gods

65. Raising fish in a water tank - to keep alive or not long

66. In a Chinese medicine shop Licorice - widely used

67. Turtle carrying sedan chair - carried hard

68. Injection and cupping - effective in person

69. Winter stove Summer fan--everyone can use it

70. The pawn crossing the river--become a cart

71. Eat pig blood and get black shit--it will be effective immediately

72. When you become a general, you have to pass orders

73. A bird without wings cannot fly high

74. Guns in a toy store ———Appearing in the eyes but useless

75. Earing with the wind——-hearing far

76. Blowing fire with the wind——not using much force

77 , Although the weight is small--it can weigh a thousand catties

78. A tumor on the head--an extra load

79. The tip of a silver sample gun——seems useful but not useful

80. The tailor is busy——the classic saying 3 commonly used when threading needles and threads

Riding a camel and driving a pig - but it turned out to be a bitter experience

A shaved pig - a dead animal

A monk smearing lard on his head - dizzy; a meathead Hun Nao

Roast pig legs without soy sauce - white tikka; white hoof

Weighing the pig into the water and crossing the single-plank bridge - fearful

The lame man beats the wild boar ——Sitting and shouting

Wild boars scurry into the field of rice-looking for sticks

Sows go into the jade field-looking for sticks

A dog eats a pig bone - unwilling to let go

A pig with a hairy mouth - all depends on one mouth

An old sow eats a stick - both ends are not enough

The greedy and strong-willed woman buys the meat of a pig-woman - making a fool of herself

The old pig-woman wipes her feces into the stone trough - doing her own harm

The old sow enters the vegetable garden - to eat Mainly; full; arched mouth; mouth work; swept away

The wild boar sits on the beard - retreats to the wall

The old sow drinks well water - does not know the thickness of the ground

The beggar picked up lard residue - refining it again and again; reciting it again and again

Pigs and sheep walked into the butcher's house - seeking death; sending death

Seven A bamboo pole fell into the pig pen - horizontally, vertically and horizontally

A sow raises a baby - it counts if it's there; it counts if it's counted

The pig-killer knocks on the door - it's fatal

That man is as stupid as a pig - pigs are like this; and so on

Killing pigs in the middle of the night - scraping blindly

Riding an old sow and playing with sorghum leaves - look at your horse Knife and gun

Old sow crossing the rice field - classic idioms commonly used for dragging water 4

1. Adou's empire - free gift

2. A Dou-like character - incompetent

3. Ah'er plays the sheng - playing the sheng indiscriminately

4. A'er is the doctor - no one dares to invite him

5. Ah'er is all over the street - idle and idle

6. Brother eats noodles - scratching them blindly

7. Grandma grows a beard - abnormal

8. Mrs. Ah Qing pours tea - not a drop of water leaks; not a drop of water leaks

9. Receive a whip rather than a stick—eat the soft rather than the hard

10. A beaten dog bites a chicken - take it out on others

11. The beaten turtle - shrink its neck

12. The duck under the knife - running around

13. I apologize for being slapped - servile and fawning

14. The beaten dog - furious

15. The beaten duck - running around

16. A fat pig that has been stabbed - not afraid of being scalded by boiling water

17. The ball that was hit by a knife - deflated

18. The frost-stained foxtail grass - wilted

19. Eating chili peppers next to the stove - having a fever inside and outside

20. Going up a short ladder to a high house - cannot reach the eaves

21. A short man wearing high heels - The height is also limited

22. The dwarf fights the wolf - just shouting can't reach it

23. The dwarf flies the kite - getting higher and higher

24 ．The dwarf farts - humbly

25. The dwarf goes sightseeing - echoes the sound Play - Listening

28. Pick the general from among the dwarves - make do with the materials; take advantage of the shortcomings

　29. The dwarf climbed the stairs - eagerly looking forward to it

30. A dwarf climbs a hill - rises higher step by step; climbs higher step by step

　31. Short woman - low knowledge

32. A dwarf rides a big horse - a dilemma between up and down; a dilemma between up and down

　33. A dwarf wants to reach the sky - he doesn't know how high the sky is; delusion; wishful thinking

　34. A short man sits on a high stool - out of reach; out of reach up and down; in a dilemma

35. Love to litigate and show off as a hero—poor and vindictive

36. The wooden fish in the nunnery - let anyone beat it

37. The quail wants to eat the fruit from the tree - it is out of reach; it is all about good things; it is not a good idea.

　38. Watching people drowning on the shore - not saving them

39. Catching the moon from the shore - wasted effort; wasted effort

40. Buying shoes according to other people's foot sizes - copying them mechanically

　41. The beggar who pressed the colored ball - stupidly happy

42. Take the medicine according to the prescription - follow the instructions

43. Pecking at the rice by pressing the chicken's head - wasted effort

44. Pressing on a cow’s head to drink water - can’t be done; there’s nothing you can do

45. Press the gourd and lift up the gourd - look at one end and throw away the other; one rises and the other falls

　46. The top door of the chopping board - the tube should be wide

47. The rolling pin on the chopping board - a bachelor

48. Meat on the chopping board—let it be slaughtered; slaughter it as you please

49. The fish on the chopping board - the knifed item

50. Secretly stalking—sneaking

51. Show boxing in secret - fight for a while

52. Threading a needle in the darkroom - sad

53. Secretly making a stumbling block - wilting is bad

54. Burning out the lamp oil - heartburn (core)

55. Put ice on the griddle - the soup has melted

56. Put the pancake on the griddle - turn it over

57． Eight hundred coins fell into the well - it’s hard to touch which one

58. The flagpole erected eight hundred years ago - the old bachelor

59. Eight hundred copper coins worn on a string - out of tune (hanging)

60. Sprinkle pepper on the eight-treasure rice – adding another flavor

61. Eight lifetimes of old accounts - can’t explain

62. Eight-inch feet wearing seven-inch shoes - awkward

63. A small hanging jar with eight buckets - cannot hold a single stone

64. Starlings peck at persimmons - picking on the weak ones

65. Eight old men punching each other - three orders and five Shen (stretch)

66. Eight yuan of plaster - stained

67. Eight dollars for a bowl of wontons - no noodles

68. Eight people sitting at one table with crooked necks - no one is looking at anyone

69. The format of the eight-legged essay is the same

70. Sleeping in the Bagua furnace - steaming

71. Riding a horse in the Bagua array - there is no way out; the way out is hard to find

72. Level 8 Engineering Technology—Striving for Excellence

73. Eighth-level masters learn crafts - as they grow older, they learn as they grow older

74. Star anise fell into the manure pit - the fragrance and smell are indistinguishable; the fragrance and smell are indistinguishable

75. An eight-and-a-half-pound turtle swallowed a large weight—a cruel bastard

76. The eight-and-a-half-pound old turtle swallowed a weighing weight - the cruel bastard

77. Eight and a half kilograms of tortoise - the rules (turtle lift) are not small

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． Eighty people carried the sedan - so majestic

79. An eighty-year-old man suffers from a head-shaking disease - no one wants it; no one can do it

80. An eighty-year-old man blowing out a lamp - out of breath; out of breath

81. An eighty-year-old man practices the pipa - a cliché (played)

82. An eighty-year-old man learns boxing - the more he practices, the stronger he becomes

83. An eighty-year-old man learns a craft - he works hard in his old age

84. An eighty-year-old dead man with no successor

85. Shaving at the age of eighty - not accepting old age

86． An eighty-year-old man carries a heavy load - he is full of ambition but not strong enough

87. Growing a beard at the age of eighty - an old idea

88. Eighty-year-old childless - lonely in old age

89. A son is born at the age of eighty - generations behind

90. Dancing at Eighty - Old Innocence

91. Playing with monkeys at eighty years old - an old trick

92. Learning to play the flute at the age of eighty - all old tunes; old tunes

　93. Learn to beat at the age of eighty - fight for your life

94. An 80-year-old actor pretends to be a child - rejuvenating himself

95. Standing at the counter at the age of 80 - always good at it

96. Hitting a rabbit with eighty-five cannons - the gain outweighs the loss

97. Eight Immortals crossing the sea - each showing his magical powers

98. Gathering of the Eight Immortals - God Chat

99. The Eight Immortals' table is missing a leg - it is not level.

100. There are lamps on the table of the Eight Immortals - plainly placed

101. The Eight Immortals' Table - with edges and corners

102. The Eight Wise Kings Enter the Palace—It’s So Hard to Invite

103. Bitter melon in August - red heart

104. Lotus roots in August—fresh and tender

105. Pomegranate in August - a head full of ideas

106． Persimmons in August—the older they get, the redder they become; the older they get, the more red they become.

107. Osmanthus flowers bloom in August - the fragrance is everywhere

108． The cucumber shed in August - empty shelves

109． It’s still early to have New Year’s dinner on August 15th

110. Eating Yuanxiao on August 15th - unique

111. It’s not the right time to eat rice dumplings on August 15th

112. Moon cakes on August 15th - everyone is happy; everyone loves them; there are tops and bottoms

　113. The moon on August 15th - the same every year; upright and bright

114. The Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated on August 15th - too late; too late

115. Watch dragon lanterns on August 15th - half a year late

116． Giving birth to a baby on August 15th - just in time

117. Send mooncakes on August 15th - in time for the festival

118. Clouds cover the moon on August 15th - disappointing

119. Steamed rice cakes on August 15th - as early as possible (jujube)

120. Peanuts on the 15th August - Blind Command