Afterwords about tigers, afterwords about tigers?

Tigers don't wield – you're my sick cat!

Here's what to say about the tiger:

The tiger descended the mountain - coming fiercely. The tiger went up the mountain - who dared to stop it. Tigers on the streets – everyone is afraid.

The tiger has grown wings—God. Tiger as a monk - the heart of a man and a beast. The Eight Tigers broke into Youzhou - the dead died, and the lost hugged the tiger and shouted for help - asking for death.

Feeding tigers in the nest - harming others and harming oneself. Gecko insect catcher - quietly. Gecko predation – by surprise. The gecko lifts the curtain - revealing a small hand. Pulling the tiger's tail - shaking the majesty.

After the break

After the break is a special form of language created by working people in life practice, it is a short, funny and vivid sentence. The afterword is composed of two parts: the first part plays the role of "introduction", like a riddle; The latter part plays the role of a "backline", like a mystery.

In a certain linguistic environment, it is common to say the first half and "rest" to remove the second half.

You can comprehend and guess its original meaning. Afterword is a special form of Chinese language. It generally divides a sentence into two parts to express a certain meaning, the first part is a metaphor or metaphor, and the latter part is an explanation of the meaning.

In a certain language environment, it is common to say the first half of the sentence, and to remove the second half of the "break", you can understand and guess its original meaning, so it is called the rest of the language.

After the break, also known as witticism, can be seen as a kind of Chinese word game. After-break is a type of idiom, which includes four types of idioms, proverbs, idioms and after-breaks.

Here's what to say about the tiger:1. Tiger pulls the cart - no one dares (to rush);

2. Tiger pulls the cart - don't listen to that set (metaphor no matter what others say or do, ignore it);

3. The tiger yawns - the breath is really big;

4. Tiger dozing off - a rare opportunity;

5. Tiger fights - no one advises;

6. The tiger looks at the child - there is the flesh of the Lord;

7. Tiger in the park - who dares to stop it;

8. The tiger goes out of the mountain and meets the leopard - one is worse than the other;

9. Grasshoppers stuffed in the tiger's mouth - fill up the dissatisfaction;

10. Born of a tiger and a pig - evil and stupid;

11. Tigers don't eat people - notoriety (metaphor is irretrievable if you have a bad reputation);

12. The tiger eats meat - personally descends the mountain (metaphorically to occupy the aura in person);

13. The tiger's tail - untouchable (metaphor cannot be offended);

14. The lice on the tiger - who dares to provoke (metaphor for minions, dogs' legs and bullies, no one dares to ask);

15. Put on a black face and look in the mirror - scare yourself (metaphor for disturbing yourself);

16. Dreaming of being bitten by a tiger - a false alarm;

17.Eight Tigers Break into Youzhou - Dead Die, Lose Lose (metaphorically too much loss).

There was a firewood man who met a tiger in the mountain, hid in the cave, and the tiger also followed, the cave gap was narrow and tortuous, and the firewood collector hid along the roundabout gap, and gradually the cave could not accommodate the tiger, but the tiger must want to catch the firewood man, so he struggled to move forward.

The firewood collector fell into an embarrassment, and found that there was a small hole next to it, which could only accommodate his body, so he crawled into it like a snake, but he did not expect to take a few steps away, and suddenly saw the sky, and climbed out of the hole, so he struggled to move a few stones, blocked the tiger's retreat, and piled firewood at both holes and burned it, and the tiger was burned by the smoke, and the roar shook the valley, and after a while he died.

This is enough to give a warning to those who should have stopped but did not.

A remark about the tigerTigers go to the park - who dares to stop.

Tigers and pigs are born - evil and stupid.

Tiger beard - who dares to model.

The tiger enters the city - the house closes.

The tiger went into the coffin tree - scared people to death.

The tiger looks at the child—the flesh of the Lord.

The tiger pulls the cart - listen to that set (metaphor no matter what others say or do, ignore it) The tiger grins - with evil intentions.

The tiger is cloaked - not a human after all.

The tiger is cloaked - not a human after all.

Tiger skin, rabbit gall - the color is very strong.

The tiger owes a debt - it cannot be recovered.

The lice on the tiger's body—who dares to provoke (figuratively minions, dogs' legs, bullying, no one dares to ask) the flies on the tiger's head—can't be swatted.

The tiger in the painting - can't eat people.

Creeper on the cliff - dare to climb the peak.

Pulling the tiger's tail and shouting for help - looking for death by himself (metaphor for self-defeat) Tigers don't eat people - notoriety (metaphor has a bad reputation is irreparable) Tigers don't think yellow sheep are thin - just dip in meat.

The tiger eats meat - personally descends the mountain (metaphorically to occupy the aura in person).

The tiger goes out of the mountain and meets the leopard - one is worse than the other.

Tiger Knock - Rare Guest.

The tiger yawned - what a mouthful.

Tiger fights - not persuaded.

The tiger dozed off - rare'Opportunity.

The tiger wears a Taoist hat – pretending to be a monk.

Son of the Tiger - don't look at him (it's) small.

The tiger's tail - untouchable (metaphorical not to offend).

The tiger goes around in circles - one time is enough.

The tiger drives the herd - the ambition is to win.

The Eight Tigers broke into Youzhou - the death of the dead, the loss of the loss (the metaphor of the loss is too great) Holding the tiger and shouting for help - asking for death.

Feeding tigers in the nest - harming others and harming oneself.

Gecko insect catcher - quietly.

Gecko predation – by surprise.

The gecko lifts the curtain - revealing a small hand.

The gecko lifts the curtain - revealing a small hand.

Pulling the tiger's tail - shaking the majesty.

Pulling the tiger's tail and shouting for help - looking for death.

Painted tigers on the windows - it doesn't scare anyone.

Sneeze and scare the tiger to death - just in time.

Painted tigers on the thighs - can't scare anyone.

Tiger with Suzhu - False Nian Mida (metaphor pretending to be kind).

Tigress with cubs - extraordinarily vicious.

The head snake, the tigress - not to be messed with.

The east mountain has run past the donkey, and the west mountain has beaten the tiger - I have seen a little formation.

Escaped the tiger and ran into the bison - each more fierce (metaphorical disaster is worse than the other) and the hungry tiger entered the house - with bad intentions.

Let the tiger return to the mountain - leave the root of the bane (the metaphor leaves the aftermath).

The monkey rides the tiger - come down.

Catch lice on the tiger's head - looking for death (metaphor for self-inflicted bad luck).

Plucking the feathers on the tiger's mouth - what a big courage (metaphor for boldness).

The tiger in the painting - who is afraid of you.