Covered in thorns, so there is nowhere to put a complete afterword?

Cow gnawing on pumpkin -- nowhere to go.

Dogs bite hedgehogs one by one and have nowhere to put their mouths.

Tigers eat --- have no following mouths.

The dog bites the hedgehog --- has nowhere to put its mouth.

There are many afterwords, and the following are commonly used.

Listening to thunder in the dark – can't figure out the south, east, west, and west (metaphor is confused, can't figure out the direction.) Fart under the quilt - solo (play) swallow (metaphor for possession alone) Meng Jiangnu pulls bangs - there is crying and laughing (metaphor for happy and sad) Eating honey in dreams - thinking sweet (The metaphor is beautiful, but it may not be realized.) Flying in a dream - thinking about not lowering your head (metaphorically detached from reality and unable to be realized.)

Needles are hidden in cotton - soft and hard (metaphor for both soft means and hard means.) The pig's head in the temple - each has a master (The parable is already owned by man, and there is no superfluity.) The stone lion in front of the temple gate - a pair (metaphor for the close relationship between two people) Crossing the river by feeling the stone - steady (metaphor for being cautious and reliable) Sow ears - soft (metaphor is easily moved or shaken.

The sow destroys the root of the wall - the arch (the metaphor is nonsense, playing with right and wrong, and there are also those who say "the sow pries the melon vine - the arch is chaotic".) ）

The water drop stone wears - not a day's long work, and the red plum that blooms early - is a standout.

The stone that built the wall - came from behind Guan Yu lost Jingzhou - the proud army will be defeated Wang Xizhi's writing - three points into the wood Zhou Yu hit the yellow cover - one is willing to fight, one is willing to suffer Write black characters on white paper - black and white Dry wells fetch water - in vain Confucius's Qi Li - nerd (bag) Looking for a needle in a haystack - I don't know where to start Sailing on the beach - a dilemma Moving stones to hit the sky - beyond my power Bao Gong trial case - iron-faced selflessness Ducks on the beach in the rapids - gone forever Drink cold water and take chopsticks - one more move Liu Bei recruits relatives - Make the fake come true, the white bone spirit deceives Tang Seng - a plan is not a plan to make a living Yugong's residence - straight to the point Cao Cao defeated Huarong Dao - as expected Xu Shu entered Cao Ying - without saying a word Dumb people eat yellow lotus - there are words of suffering Shallot mixed with tofu - one clear and two innocent Lord Yama posted notices - nonsense Rowing in the well - there is no way out The young lady of the rich and noble family - weak and can't help the wind The blind man pretends to wear glasses - decorate The monkey fishes for the moon - he is busy with a bitter water blister yellow lotus - bitter and bitter Pulling out the seedlings to help him grow - in a hurry The new official takes office - three fires It is not easy to come by, Give a thumbs up and thanks.

Raw Peel Hedgehog - Difficult to start; I can't get my hands on it; Can't start, cat bites hedgehog - can't get to the mouth; It's hard to eat.

Hedgehog with both hands - tricky; Hit the tricky one.

The doll plays with a hedgehog - holding the suspicion of pricking the hand, and losing it is reluctant.

Catch a hedgehog with bare hands - can't get down; Can't start.

Wu Song sells hedgehogs - people are strong and goods are strong.

Tricksters play hedgehogs - pierce hands.

The old hedgehog descends the mountain - a bone.

The hedgehog burrows into the nest of the thistle --for-tat.

Wu Dalang sells hedgehogs - piercing hands.

Holding a hedgehog - holding a suspicion of pricking your hands, losing it and reluctant.

A hedgehog's head is not a good shave.

The black blind man holds a hedgehog - encountering tricky things.

The fox eats the hedgehog - it can't be eaten; There is no way to get to the bottom of it; Hard to lower mouth [xiē hòu yǔ].

After-break language is a special form of language created by Chinese working people in their life practice since ancient times, and it is a short, funny and vivid sentence. It is composed of two parts: the first part plays the role of "introduction", like a puzzle, and the latter part plays the role of "backline", like a puzzle, which is very natural and appropriate.

In a certain linguistic environment, it is common to say the first half of the sentence, and "break" to the second half, you can understand and guess its original meaning, so it is called the rest of the language. The Han civilization has a long history. The precipitation, refining, and condensing of 5,000 years of vicissitudes of history have become a wonderful Chinese language and art.

Among them, the afterword is known for its unique expressiveness. It gives people deep thought and enlightenment, and it has been passed down through the ages. It reflects the unique customs and traditions and national culture of the Chinese nation, tastes life, knows philosophy, and enhances wisdom.

The dog Ken hedgehog has no lower teeth. Scratch the hedgehog with a hand. The tiger bites the hedgehog, and it is difficult to get out.

Wu Song sells hedgehogs - people are strong and goods are strong.

The dog gnawed on the hedgehog and had nowhere to go.

I can't grab the hedgehog with my hand.

The old hedgehog went down the mountain and one of the bones.

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