There is a folk saying who knows

The blessing of a person with a thick face and a thin body, a poor life with a thin face and a thick body.

This statement is derived from the theory of physiognomy, but it has its own special meaning.

The so-called "blessing of a person with a thick face and a thin body" refers to the blessing of a person with a rough face and a slender body, how to understand this? In our established impression, those with fat heads and big ears will appear more wealthy.

People with rough faces look like they have to experience wind and rain all day long, do very hard work, and don't earn a lot of money. Because they work hard every day, they can't get fat at all, and their bodies are slender and thin all year round.

The birth of folk sayings is closely related to people's lives, and they are more like an understanding of life and experience of ancient people. The proverbs in our country cover a wide range of aspects, including daily life, affection, marriage, farming and other aspects.

As a large agricultural country, China has the largest base of farmers from ancient times to the present. For thousands of years, they have worked hard, reclaimed wasteland, researched and invented various tools, and wrote a splendid history of agricultural culture.

The question of "folk sayings" is as follows:

1. People are not in size, and horses are not in height. People go to higher places, and water flows to lower places. 2. People look at the big place, and birds fly to the high places.

3. People compete for anger, fire fights for flames, and Buddha fights for a stick of incense. 4. People are not old, and they are poor.

5. People should have strong hearts, and trees should have hard bark. 6. People rely on ambition, and tigers rely on might.

7. People are afraid of having no ambition, and trees are afraid of having no skin. 8. People start from their hearts, and trees start from their roots.

9. Three hundred and sixty lines, the line is the champion. 10. The mountain is high and there is a head to climb, and the road is far away.

11. Seeking officials is like a mouse, and winning officials is like a tiger. 12. The little ghost fell into King Kong, and the mouse broke the big rope.

13. Although the diamond is small, it can wear porcelain; Although the wheat stack is large, the rat does not die. 14. If you don't enter the tiger's den, you can get the tiger.

15. If you let the tiger return to the mountain, there will be trouble. 16. Tigers are not afraid of high mountains, and fish are not afraid of deep water.

17. Tigers eat people and are easy to hide, and people eat people and it is difficult to prevent them. 18, the tiger went to the middle hall, and the family was defeated.

19. The tiger does not deform when it dies, and the wolf does not change when it dies. 20. The mountains are high and the water is long, and the spirit of Zhida is strong.

21. It is difficult to draw people and tigers, and it is difficult to know people's faces and hearts. 22. Eat like a dragon and live like a worm.

Folklore proverbs.

1. Good wine is not afraid to brew, and good people are not afraid to speak.

2. People have a reason, and horses have reins.

3. There is firewood and rice, and there is no firewood and rice.

4. The tongue is fleshy, and the fact is that it is iron.

5. Sometimes save a mouthful, and when it is absent, it will be a bucket.

6. Convince the population with power and convince the hearts of the people with reason.

7. Will walk but not shadow, will talk but not reasonable.

8. One reason, one reason.

9. The calling finches do not grow meat.

10. The strength of a moment lies in strength, and the victory or defeat of eternity lies in reason.

11. Do things according to natural principles and speak in accordance with people's hearts.

12. Recognize reason and don't recognize people, don't be afraid of things.

13. Raise children to prevent old age, and accumulate valleys to prevent famine.

14. Where there are mountains, there must be roads, and where there are waters, there must be crossings.

15. Share the blessings and the difficulties.

16. There is a natural fragrance of musk, and there is no need to blow in the wind.

17. Distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors.

18. Interlacing is like separating mountains, and interlacing is not isolated.

19. All bows in the world are bent, and all the principles in the world are straight.

20. One fights for two ugliness, one lets two haves.

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Commonly used sayings are as follows:

1. The saddle does not leave the horse's back, and the armor does not leave the general's body. The horse does not unsaddle, the man does not unarmour, and the metaphor is always in a state of high vigilance.

2. Pull out the radish and bring out the puree. The metaphor is that things are not done cleanly and unfavorably, so that other people or things are implicated, and it is also a metaphor that causes unnecessary trouble.

3. A full man does not know that a hungry man is hungry. Parables cannot put themselves in the shoes of people in need.

4. Regardless of white cats or black cats, catching mice is a good cat. This proverb is a visual expression of everything based on reality.

5. Hundred stars are not as good as January. The light emitted by a hundred stars is not as bright as the light emitted by a moon, and the metaphor is that quantity is not as good as quality.

6. Don't put your eggs in one basket. Warning people not to gamble, to put all their energy and capital into one thing, should make multiple preparations, and leave a few back roads.

7. Sing white face. White Face: The villain character in Peking Opera. It refers to playing the opposite role and taking a harsh attitude towards things.

8. Sing the empty city plan. The metaphor is a way to hide the emptiness of one's power and deceive the other party; It is a metaphor for the absence of all or most of the personnel in a certain unit; Describe being hungry.

9. The soldiers and horses did not move, and the grain and grass went first. Before pointing out the soldiers, prepare food and forage. The metaphor is to prepare for something in advance.

10. Dry thunder does not rain. The parable is an empty promise, unwilling to carry it out, and unwilling to give benefits to others. In colloquial language, it also refers to people crying loudly, but not shedding tears. There is only momentum and no real action.

11. People should not be disguised, and the sea water should not be measured. In the same way that the sea cannot be measured by a bucket, one cannot underestimate a person's future based on their appearance.

12. Crying children have milk to eat. The metaphor is that a unit or subordinate who makes multiple demands or makes strong demands can be taken care of more. In the world, showing weakness can stimulate the sympathy of others to the greatest extent, so that people can be extra kind to you.