The hardest mystery in the world, the 10 hardest riddles in history

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The 10 hardest riddles of all time are as follows:

1. A dog, two mouths, whoever meets it is worried. 2. The heart has made a decision, and it should not be too late. 3. There are eighteen on the left, eighteen on the right, eight for twenty-four, and eight for one.

4. Make sure you have clothes to wear. 5. There are people in all directions. 6. Ten buckets.

7. One side is red, the other side is green, one side is afraid of wind, and the other side is afraid of rain. 8. The three mouths overlap, don't guess the word. 9. A dog, two mouths, whoever meets it is worried.

10. A person hangs a bow on his waist.

2. Riddle riddles: 1. Fast. 2, Fan. 3. Crying. 4. Praise. 5. Tenants. 6. Rock. 7. Autumn. 8. Purpose. 9. Crying. 10, Yi.

3. Riddles mainly refer to hidden words such as allusions to things or words for people to guess, and can also be extended to things that contain mysteries. Riddles originated from ancient Chinese folk and have evolved and developed over thousands of years. It is a cultural product created by the collective wisdom of the working people in ancient China.

On June 7, 2008, the riddle was approved to be included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

4. Riddles are created by the collective wisdom of the ancients in ancient China, and the invention right of riddles cannot be implemented to a certain person. Riddles originally originated from folk oral literature, which were created by our ancestors in the long-term practice of production and life, and are the manifestation of the wisdom and wisdom of working people.

Biting off the tail of the ox - Sue.

January 7 – Fat.

First-class level - Huai.

A dog, two mouths, who is worried about it - crying.

A dog has four mouths.

There are seeds in the watermelon - lonely.

The two of them stood on a piece of earth with a wall in the middle, and the two of them could not see - sitting.

1. There is a field on the mountain.

2. People are not people.

3. Seventy-two hours.

4. Grandma has, grandpa doesn't, mom has, dad doesn't.

1 needs half, leave half 2 bite more than half of the 3 upper qi and lower qi 4 Yinchuan 5 seventy-two hours 6 bright moonlight in front of the bed 7 extraordinarily generous 8 The emperor's new clothes.

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A pile of hairs on the ground, two fires on it.

-There are two dogs, and whoever meets it is worried.

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Acne in the mouth (typed) - Puzzle: convex.

Scenery of the South Island (typed) - Puzzle: Arashi.

Wine and Meat Friends (type) - Mystery: dumplings.

Waning Moon Big Dipper One Star Shen (type) - Mystery: Qin.

Heart, not left, not right, not up or down (type) - puzzle: loyal (not left, not right, not up and not down = middle).

The hardest riddle in history and its answers:

1. Enigma: No one is like me Le Tao Tao (abbreviation of a province), mystery: Yu.

Analysis: "no one is like" is not interpreted as "like" without "person", and the rest is "like"; "Yu" is the same as "Yu", and the word meaning is "I"; Combined into the word "Yu". "Yu", the original meaning is joy, happiness, and the meaning of "Le Tao Tao" is interlocking.

2. Enigma: Sign up for a nursing home (play the name of the six-character movie), riddle: no one is missing. Analysis: "Less" does not mean "young".

3. Enigma: It is said that **** jujube crack (playing four-character geographical nouns), riddle: Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau. Analysis: The meaning of the word "cloud" is "to say", and "plateau" is not to be interpreted as "the price is higher than the original".

4. Enigma: Qingtian as a matchmaker (playing four-character legal words), riddle: arranged marriage. Analysis: "Bao", referring to Bao Zheng, is interlocked with the "blue sky" in the puzzle.

5, riddle: a man in his early thirties (playing two bytes), riddle: Duanyang. Analysis: "Thirty" is called the year of "and standing", and the head (mountain) of the word "and standing" and "out" are combined into the word "end"; "Yang" does not refer to men.

6. Enigma: Girl's sex is quiet (playing four-character sports), riddle: women's weightlifting. Analysis: "weightlifting", don't interpret it as "behave solemnly, not rashly".

7. Enigma: Stay away from the second mother and the third (play an idiom, drop the tail grid), the riddle: not close to people.

Analysis: The "drop of the tail grid" in the lantern riddle stipulates that the puzzle must have more than three words, and the two words at the end are swapped to rent and read in order to be interlocked with the riddle, so this riddle is read as "not close to the lover".

8. Enigma: There are few idlers in the countryside in April (playing a solar term, white-headed grid), riddle: mangs.

Analysis: The "white head grid" in the lantern riddle stipulates that the first word at the bottom of the riddle must be replaced by a homophone in order to buckle with the meaning of the riddle, and the word "mang" at the bottom of the riddle should be replaced by the homophone "busy".

9. Enigma: Hate the shipwreck to fill the essence of the defense (playing a five-character computer game), puzzle: Angry Birds.

Analysis: Legend has it that Jingwei was originally the youngest daughter of Emperor Yan. One day, the little girl went out to sea alone in a small boat to row to the place where the sun rose, but unfortunately, before the girl could see the sunrise, she was overturned by the strong wind and swallowed up by the merciless sea.

Later, the girl turned into a small bird, making a chirping of "Jingwei, Jingwei", and often took branches and stones from the West Mountain to fill the East China Sea, one to vent her anger, and the other to prevent others from drowning again.

10. Enigma: Long Rain and Early Sunshine (Hit a Chinese city), Mystery: Guiyang. Analysis: The mystery is not solved as "sunshine is precious".

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