Ten afterwords, 10 afterwords

The praying mantis catches the cicada, and the yellow finch follows - meaning that on the one hand, there are other people who make a profit from it.

2.Painting snakes to add to the foot - it means that this is an extra move, and it has done useless hail fighting.

3.Covering one's ears and stealing the bell - a metaphor for self-deception, self-deception.

4.Killing two birds with one stone – the metaphor is that doing one thing can get two benefits.

6.Pulling out the seedlings to help them grow - it means rushing to achieve things in the process of growth, using the wrong method to add sources and grow quickly, which leads to the opposite and things go wrong.

7.Seon Lost Horse – A metaphor for the possibility that bad things can turn into good things, and good things can also turn into bad things.

8.Overcoming obstacles - it means overcoming all kinds of difficulties and meeting challenges.

9.Talking on paper – It means just talking on paper, and there is no actual action.

10.Friendship – describes a very close friendship.

The aftermath is as follows:1. Eggs touch stones - not self-sufficient.

2. Mosquitoes that drink blood - all hurt people with their mouths.

3. Pour water into the gourd-shaped reed.

4. Grass grows in socks - panic (waste) feet.

5. Eight Immortals Gathering - God Chat.

6. The old woman eats Coptis chinensis - bitter heart.

7. Coptis chinensis washes the chest with water - a lot of painstaking work.

8. Mix coptis into vinegar - bitter and sour.

9. Sunflower children - not counted.

10. Gourd water - swallow and spit out; floated; Got rich.

11, lying on the roof and looking at people - Liang regrets looking at people short.

12, Shi Nai'an watched the dog - no coincidence is not a book.

13. Coptis chinensis is planted in the sugarcane field - bitter and sweet.

14, the gourd in the iron crutch - I don't know what medicine is in it.

15, Qin Shubao sells horses - the end of the road.

16. Shallot mixed with tofu - clear and white.

17. Get by and get by - don't seek to grow.

18. Eat a mouthful of coptis and eat honey - share joys and sorrows.

19. The ability to conjure - all by hand.

20, the frog at the bottom of the well - Bu Zheng - short-sighted.

1. The old locust tree from 500 years ago - intertwined.

2. Press the gourd to float up the scoop - you can't take care of this end but not that one.

3. Dumb people eat Coptis chinensis - there is bitterness to talk about, and there is bitterness and there is no learning.

4. The sweet potato seller lost his name - this is the bone.

5. Eighty years old man learns craft - old man works hard.

6. The donkey chases the rabbit - can't catch up, can't catch up.

7, the fox with a white tail and a pointed tail - an old treacherous and cunning.

8. Long bamboo poles into the roadway - straight in, straight out, straight out.

9. Sprinkle peas on the bald man's head - the light does not slip away, and it cannot be stopped, and it is not recruited.

10. The potato is not called a pota - hand over the quack, sweet potato sweet potato.

Development of afterwordsAfter the break is a special form of language created by the Chinese working people in their life practice since ancient times, which 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.

The words after the break give people deep thought and enlightenment, and have 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. After the break, the meaning is generally profound, and a lot of wisdom is condensed in just one sentence.

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.

Common afterwords are as follows:

1. The dwarf rides a big horse: up and down dilemma;

2. Threading needles in the dark room: sad;

3. Rats crossing the street: everyone shouts and beats;

4. Jiang Taigong fishing: those who wish to take the bait;

5, secretly Hermione played boxing: blindly fighting for a while;

6. Dripping stone wearing: not a day's work;

7. Han Xin's soldiers: the more the merrier;

Zen Chongzhi 8, lost the watermelon and picked up sesame seeds: because of the small loss of the big;

9. Break the casserole: ask the end;

Judging posture 10, the eight immortals cross the sea: each shows his magical powers.