Writing a dilemma after the break, what the break is a difficult time

The worm crawls into the bottle – a dilemma.

The ship enters the guillotine - a dilemma.

The sheep touches the feudal domain - a dilemma.

It is difficult to ride a tiger - a dilemma.

The worm crawls into the bottle – a dilemma.

The boat enters the broken head bang (bang small river) - a dilemma.

羝羊 (di yang ram) touches the domain (fan fence) - dilemma, please put my actions, thank you!

I knew it was hard to ride a tiger.

1. Centenarians celebrate their birthdays - once and again. 2. A car crashes into a ship - a rare time.

3. Ten years and other leap months - rare once.

4, the daughter's country to do a marriage - a rare time.

5. Robbers are kind - once in a while.

The benefits of using afterwords1. After the break, the language can make people more understandable and more vividly express the meaning of what they want to say.

2. Let others know what you mean and emphasize it more than ordinary speech.

3. Make the language more vivid and easier to understand the meaning.

4. Witty and short.

Note: The metaphor in the first half of the afterword is sometimes inappropriate or undesirable, and some will also involve some physical defects, superstitious sayings, and old customs, etc., all in order to take a certain nature or characteristic in order to draw out the meaning of the metaphor.

<> First, the old sow enters the sandwich road - a dilemma.

Second, the old sow drills the fence - a dilemma.

3. Camels cut off water in the desert - a dilemma.

Fourth, the horse is stuck in the mud - a dilemma.

Fifth, pull the car on the threshold - a dilemma

Sixth, the former is afraid of the wolf and the tiger is afraid of the tiger - a dilemma.

7. Long worms crawl into wine bottles - a dilemma.

8. There is a strong enemy in front and a chasing army behind - a dilemma.

9. Boat on the beach - a dilemma.

10. Beach boating - a dilemma; Dry and laborious.

Ten. First, the car fell into the quagmire - a dilemma.

Ten. Second, step into the aunt's room - a dilemma.

Ten. Third, he beat the gong to collect the troops and blew the trumpet of the charge - a dilemma.

Ten. Fourth, the fish gets into the mesh - a dilemma.

Ten. Fifth, the boat enters the guillotine (bang river) - a dilemma.

Ten. Sixth, the cart in the sandwich road - straight out of the straight person; Between two fires; Straight to the point.

Ten. Seventh, the heel is tied to the scale - a dilemma.

Ten. 8. Pedal two boats - swaying from side to side; Wavering; Play the field; Between two fires;

Ten. 9. There is an ambush in front and a chasing soldier in the back - a dilemma; There is nowhere to escape; There is no turning back.

1) Ducks climb trees - embarrassment.

2) The horse stirrup is short - up and down dilemma; It's a dilemma.

3) Three forks without road signs - dilemma.

4) The craftsman rushed to the scene to bear a burden - before and after the dilemma (basket).

5) Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law quarrel and son persuasion - dilemma.

6) Leading a lame donkey to the hole bridge - dilemma.

7) Shun Degu came to lose his sister-in-law - it is rare to have both; It's a dilemma.

8) Obeyed my brother's sister-in-law - a dilemma.

9) Doll climbing stairs - up and down dilemma; It's a dilemma.

10) Mosquitoes looking for liver and gallbladder in their stomachs - deliberately making things difficult; Intentionally embarrassed.

11) Stepping on two boats with one foot – dilemma.

12) The dwarf rides a big horse - up and down dilemma; It's a dilemma.

13) The dwarf sits on a high stool - out of reach, up and down is difficult.

14) Asking for dates at the willow tree - deliberately embarrassing.

15) Spoiled the daughter-in-law and offended the mother - a dilemma; In a dilemma.

16) When the first cannon - will be Luo (metaphor to give people problems, make people difficult. (17) Elevator failure - up and down dilemma; It's a dilemma. Up up, up down.

18) The son sees his mother-in-law and daughter-in-law quarrel - a dilemma; Dilemma.

19) Anti-sticking to the door god - not the right face; In a dilemma.

xx) The old woman lives in a high-rise building - up and down dilemma; It's a dilemma.