Interesting pronouns and afterwords to describe the well known afterwords

Bearded eyebrows – men.

Green silk – hair.

Xinglin – School.

Women - women.

Gaozu – Student.

Birds in cages - difficult to fly [South Africa].

The pawn crosses the river - only advances, not retreats.

Paper Tiger – Scares people.

The little monk recites the scriptures - there is a mouth but no heart.

The icing on the cake – too many good things, more is better.

Step into the grocery store – it's all about being dazzled.

Mother's sisters--suspicious {aunt}

The rain hits the head of the yellow plum - unlucky. (Pour plum).

Half a tael of cotton - no need to talk. (Bullet-free).

Monk with an umbrella - lawlessness. (No hair and no law).

Lunar weather - move your hands and feet. (frozen hands and feet).

A father kowtows to his son—how can it be justified? (How can this be done?)

Stone-throwing in public toilets – causing public outrage. (causing public feces).

Confucius moved - net is losing. (Net is the book).

The grandmother died of her son - there was no help. (No uncle).

Husband patted the fan - desolate. (Tsuma Ryo).

Xiucai's empty coffin was buried--- no one was in sight. (There is no one in the wood).

Wang Bazhong explained the rules of the Yuan ---.

Peanuts --- have to be noisy. (Must be fried).

The cobbler does not carry an awl--- is true. (needle row).

It is --- right for the girl of the He family to marry the Zheng family. (Cheng Ho).

The monk's house --- wonderful. (Temple).

Why bother washing yellow lotus by the river--- (River Bitter).

Dreaming of becoming a butterfly--- thinking about what is wrong. (I want to fly in).

Monkeys learn to walk--- pretending to be a fool. (False orangutans).

Hardcover Moutai has been --- for a long time. (Good wine).

Spiders pull webs --- selfish. (self-filament).

The blind man carries the blind man--- and he is more busy. (blind on blind).

Chi Kuan travel name at home and abroad.

Well-known. Dingding type Qiaowang is famous.

Famous. World-famous.

World-renowned. A household name.

Women and children know it. It lives up to its name.

Famous. Go down in history.

Famous all over the world.

What are some interesting afterwords:1. Take a bath in a pot of boiling water - acquaintances.

2. I saw that my father-in-law didn't talk - he had eyes.

3. Eat pineapple and ask sweet and sour - ask knowingly.

4. Nails in your pockets - Suikong - all want to come out.

5. Flies and trousers bite the Bodhisattva - no taste.

6. Carry the doll on your back to grind - add people but not energy.

7. Flowers bloom on the dung heap - stinky and beautiful.

8. Deaf people watch dramas - feast their eyes.

9. Flies on the edge of the manger - mixed rice to eat.

10. Eat enough to slip in a big circle - propped. Finish.

11. Stones in the Yangtze River - through wind and waves.

12. The knife cuts the sea water - it is difficult to give up.

13. The fat in hand is exchanged for bones - unwilling.

14. The statue maker does not buckle the head of the statue - know the old bottom.

15, pulling the gourd in the east and pulling the scoop in the west - deliberately finding faults.

16. Rolling pin for chopsticks, basin for cups - eat and drink.

17. Plasters all over the body - there are many problems.

18. The rag on the dinner table - tasted all the ups and downs.

19, steel wire through tofu - don't mention it.

20. Firecrackers are dotted at both ends - I want to (sound) together.

21. Eat fish and don't spit out bones - speak with thorns and lack of simplicity.

22. Lights in the kitchen - often gassed.

23, the pole erected 800 years ago - the old single.

24, rub powder into the coffin - death to save face.

25, the God of Wealth asks for food - pretending to be poor.

26. Build a shed to sell embroidery needles - the business is not big, and the shelf is not small.

27. Send your daughter and marry your daughter-in-law - busy at both ends.

28, hugging Coptis and knocking on the door - it's hard to get home.