Send a sentence of scolding and sowing discord on Moments

1.Three-inch bird, seven-inch beak.

Translation: A bird that is only three inches long has a beak seven inches long. This is to say that a person's mouth is very long and very large, so what does it mean by extension?

It is to scold a person for liking right and wrong. I like to talk about others behind my back, and say bad things about others.

2.Ride a crane to Yangzhou.

Translation: Riding a crane means wanting to become an immortal. Shangyangzhou means that you want to be an official. A person wants to become an immortal and an official. Is this scolding or something?

It is to scold a person for being particularly greedy and insatiable.

3.The snake turned into a dragon, unchanged from its text.

Translation: "Wen" means "pattern". The meaning of the whole sentence is that even if the snake dresses itself up, the pattern on its body will not change.

This is to scold some people who only pay attention to their appearance, and are good at packaging themselves on the outside, but do not care about their insides.

4.Plucked the radish wide with the crust.

Now it is often used as a metaphor for taking care of one or the other, or to scold some very selfish people. In order to get their own interests, they can destroy the interests of others.

5.Closed eyes catch sparrows.

Translation: Close your eyes to catch a flying sparrow. Now it's just used to scold some people for blindly trying things and not thinking about how to do it. It also describes that some people are perfunctory about everything and have no serious attitude.

6.Crows in a bag.

Translation: This swearing proverb is a bit poisonous. It describes that there are people who are alive, but they are already dead.

But in fact, there are often many such people in real life, although they are alive, they have no ideals and no ambitions. Idling around all day and doing nothing is really no different from dying.

7.The lion roars east of the river.

Translation: Nowadays, it is used to describe a woman who becomes fierce when she quarrels. This proverb is also used to describe some very fierce women, but it can also be used to scold others for being vicious and unreasonable.

Answer pro, be a man, be a kind-hearted person, don't be two-faced, face to face, behind the back, don't sow discord, don't make conspiracies, harm people must not have, but the heart of defense is also indispensable, because people's hearts are unpredictable, we must know how to protect ourselves, do more things, talk less, be a man, be a kind-hearted person, do things, do things with conscience.

You can take a look at this sentence.

Warn those who are open-mouthed, tell right and wrong, and sow discord, be merciful, accumulate more virtue for their families, a good mouth, it is better to have a good heart, don't be idle and chew the root of your tongue.

Ask a question [good] [good].

The most hateful thing about the question is that my eldest sister said bad things about me in front of my second sister, and jumped to the second sister, I am very sad, what should I do?

The sins of heaven can be forgiven, and the sins of oneself cannot be lived.

This sentence is okay.

There's a bad woman in the world, and she's around you, lurking in your circle of friends, and she's saying bad things about you, and all sorts of things that sow discord.

You can't have the heart to hurt others, and you can't have the heart to defend people. Don't stir up crooked thoughts of sowing discord yourself, and stay away from those who harm others and are not beneficial to yourself.

You can directly post a circle of friends with a metaphor, and then only that's visible.