30 or more after breaks, 30 after breaks

Updated on educate 2024-06-14
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    The Lazy Woman's Foot Wrap - Long and Stinky".

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The thirty afterwords and their meanings are as follows:

    Adding to the problem: doing unnecessary things.

    Covering one's ears and stealing the bell: self-deception and unwillingness to face reality.

    Wandering: In a hurry, without careful observation.

    The frog at the bottom of the well: The vision is narrow, and the sky is high and the earth is thick.

    Pulling out the seedlings and fueling them: rushing for results will make things go in the opposite direction.

    Dog vs. Force: Acting on power or the strength of others.

    Be confident: Prepare and plan well beforehand.

    Talking on paper: Empty talk about theory, not practical action.

    Twisters. Kill two birds with one stone: kill two birds with one stone, and achieve a double purpose.

    Breaking the kettle: Make up your mind and leave no way back.

    Referring to the deer as a horse: deliberately confusing right and wrong, reversing black and white.

    Finishing touch: Pick the key and make things perfect.

    Overcoming obstacles: overcoming difficulties and moving forward bravely.

    Dong Shi imitates: imitate others, but it is self-defeating.

    Seong lost his horse: The fierce hall is happy to change, and there is no need to be too pessimistic.

    The grasshopper shakes the tree: if you don't measure yourself, you will destroy yourself.

    Last Stand: In a desperate situation, there is only a brave resistance.

    Worrying about the sky: worrying too much is useless, and you are looking for troubles.

    Anticlimactic: Strong at the start, then loses momentum.

    Praise the father day by day: unrealistically pursue too high goals.

    Three people become tigers: Rumors are flying all over the sky, and everyone believes it.

    Sycophancy: flattering superiors and flattering.

    Adding to the problem: doing unnecessary things.

    Success: Success comes very quickly, easily and happily.

    Eye-catching, high-handed, low-handed: eager for quick success, so ambitious.

    Sitting in the well and watching the sky: narrow vision, not wide knowledge.

    Painting the ground as a prison: there is no fixed place to live, and you can live anywhere.

    Killing chickens and eggs: Destroying long-term foundations by pursuing too much temporary gain.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    After the break, the old talk is noisy.

    1. The dwarf waits and waits on a big horse - up and down dilemma.

    2. The iron rooster - the hair is not plucked.

    3. Eggs touch stones - not self-sufficient.

    4, Jiang Buhail Taigong fishing - the wisher takes the bait.

    5. Step on the watermelon peel - slide to **yes**.

    6. Confucius moved - net is a book.

    7. The rat drills the bellows - the two ends are gassed.

    8. Stay in the green mountains - don't be afraid of no firewood.

    9. Look at people in the cracks of the door - look at people flat.

    10. Carrying water with a flat shoulder - the heart hangs at two ends.

    11. Playing the piano to the cow - in vain.

    12. Eight Immortals Gathering - God Chat.

    13, overlord toast - if you don't do it, you have to do it.

    14. Go to the door with a drum on your back - begging for a beating.

    15. Sparrows lay goose eggs - talk big.

    16. Slap a swollen face - fill a fat man.

    17. Bamboo shoots unearthed - every step high.

    18. Cut tofu with a kitchen knife - light on both sides.

    19. The nail head touches the nail - hard to hard.

    20. Drumming on the high mountain - famous on all sides (singing).

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