, guess a sentence is not a salty saying, a common saying

As the saying goes, salty radish is not a concern.

This is an idiom.

Release the previous suspicions, donate the previous suspicions.

Bury the hatchet. Open Classification: Idioms.

尽解前疑 (jìnshìqiánxián).

Interpretation]: Full interpretation: completely let go. Suspicion: resentment, resentment. Throw away the old grudges completely.

Donate the past suspicions. juān qì qián xián

Donate the past suspicions. Donation: renunciation; Suspicion: resentment, suspicion. Abandon old suspicions or grudges. It means getting back together.

Example]: After some conversation and communication, two people have relieved each other's previous suspicions and reconciled.

The grace of a drop of water is reciprocated by a spring.

He didn't choose a toy face mask hanging on one side, (face), but chose the 1,000 yuan hanging on the other side to pick up and go

It's really "shameless for money"!

The answer is: shame on money!

Asking for money (1,000 yuan) and shameless (toy face).

Don't scold back, don't fight back.

Scold to exit, hit to shoot.

Morning glory blows as a trumpet - joking.

Enemies fight - there is you and no me.

The old man holds the boat - watch the wind make the rudder.

Kong Ming praised Zhuge Liang --- boasted of himself.

A dead rat on his waist - pretending to be a great hunter.

The daughter of the land marries the Jade Emperor - one step to the sky.

The sister-in-law blames her daughter-in-law for playing a bowl - wrong.

The eldest young master farms - with a lot of money.

A blind man peels garlic - nonsense.

Confucius moved - net is the book.

Pregnant women take the single-plank bridge - desperately.

Crabs crossing the river - seven hands and eight feet.

There are people everywhere in Bai Yunsheng. (Deep dwelling and simple out).

The gang leader is old--- the boss is not small.

Ice Cubes on the Horse - Untenable.

Running horses in the clouds for half a day - showing the horse's feet.

1 Friends of the USSR. (Old hungry).

2 It's okay to find fault. (propped).

3 Confucius moved. (Net is the book).

4 The oxen of the west heaven died. (Blown).

5 out on a show. (Present Eye).

Zhou Yu beat Huang Gai--- one is willing to fight, and the other is willing to suffer.

1. Ants move the snake aisle, and the heavy rain will come soon.

2. The sunset is carmine, and there will be wind if there is no rain.

3. The morning glow does not go out, and the sunset travels thousands of miles.

4. After a long period of rain and a southerly wind, the weather will turn clear.

5. Swallows move out, and the ground is dry and dry.

Proverbs are artistic sentences that are collectively created, widely circulated, concise and qualitative, and are the regular summary of the rich wisdom and universal experience of the people.

The proper use of proverbs can make the language lively and funny, and enhance the expressiveness of the text. For example, "the rod beats the roe deer and scoops the fish, and the pheasant flies into the rice pot", the content reflected by the proverb involves all aspects of social life. In terms of content, there are roughly the following types:

Meteorology, Agriculture, Health, Society, Learning.

Ready-made words that are commonly used in people's lives. Proverbs are similar to idioms, but they are colloquial, easy to understand, and generally express a complete meaning, almost in the form of one or two short sentences.

The content of the proverbs includes a wide range, some are agricultural proverbs, such as "before and after the Qingming Festival, plant melons and beans"; Some are proverbs of reason, such as "sow melons and get melons, plant beans and get beans"; Some belong to common sense proverbs in all aspects of life, such as "Humility makes people progress, pride makes people backward." "After eating, walk a hundred steps and live to ninety-nine." There are so many categories, too many to count.

Proverbs, like idioms, are part of the language as a whole, which can add clarity and vividness to the language. But proverbs and sayings are different, proverbs are the practical experience of working people's lives, while proverbs are words spoken by celebrities.