Narcissus does not bloom after the break, daffodils do not bloom after the break

1. Narcissus does not bloom - garlic.

Explanation: It means that someone pretends to be confused; Airs.

1. It belongs to the thermos - cold on the outside and hot on the inside.

2. Sewer safety lantern - take care.

3, Yingrong out of the water - Chu Chu moving.

4. The flat shoulder that carries water - it can't grow.

5. Two salts in a bucket of water - light and tasteless.

6. Favor - effortless; It's effortless.

7. Mines in the sea - a touch of fire.

8, the old white dry with water - no momentum.

9. The furnace is next to the water tank - half of the heat; You're hot, I'm not hot.

10. Fill a white dish with water - see the bottom at a glance.

11. The hemp rope that falls into the water - first loose and then tightened.

12. The bamboo pole is leveled - regardless of high and low.

13, the glass mirror shines on the clear spring water - he understands it in his heart without saying it in his mouth 14, the bucket that has fallen off the hoop - the board is scattered.

15. The paralyzed man carries water - he can't afford it.

16. Ship on the water against the wind and waves - strive to go upstream.

17. Blocked sewers - impassable.

18. The broken thermos - lose heart.

19, swallowing ink in the mouth - black heart; Black heart.

20. The fat pig who was knifed - not afraid of boiling water.

21. Dripping water on the dripping cliff - endlessly.

Narcissus does not bloom - pretending to be garlic.

Afterword about flowers:

The thousand-year-old iron tree blooms--- dead wood blooms in spring; It was not easy to get; Wonders of the present and the ancient.

The pepper tree --- full of thorns.

The flowers on the cliff --- no one pays attention to (picks).

The moon in the water, the flowers in the mirror--- can be seen, but not touched.

Flowers and leaves with the wind--- have the fate to cross the river to meet.

The peach blossoms in March --- thanks.

The flowers in the mirror --- empty and beautiful; It's not good to look at.

The pomegranate blossoms in May --- in full bloom; It's red.

The shell Lang wears flowers --- smelly beauty.

Flowers made of paper --- fruitless.

Afterword: Narcissus does not bloom - pretending to be garlic.

Explanation: To say that someone is "pretending to be confused" about something, there is no need to explain much, everyone knows what it means. However, if you say that others are "pretending to be confused", it will seem boring and too straightforward, and it will not be easy for the other party to accept.

Therefore, when Beijingers say that the other party is "pretending to be confused", they always say that they are "pretending to be stupid", and most people say that they are "pretending to be garlic", and more ingeniously, they say that the other party is "narcissus does not bloom", and the meaning behind it is self-evident, and it is naturally "pretending to be garlic". Because "pretending to be garlic" means "pretending to be confused", Beijingers are taboo for others to say "put garlic in your pocket" or ask "do you have garlic in your pocket"?

After the break is a special form of language created by the Chinese Han working people in the practice of life, it is a short, funny, and vivid sentence, and I will provide you with an explanation of the words and explanations about the narcissus not blooming, for reference only!

Afterword: Narcissus does not bloom - pretending to be garlic.

Explanation: To say that someone is "pretending to be confused" about something, there is no need to explain much, everyone knows what it means. However, if you say that others are "pretending to be confused", it will seem boring and too straightforward, and it will not be easy for the other party to accept.

Therefore, when Beijingers say that the other party is "pretending to be confused", they always say that they are "pretending to be stupid", and most people say that they are "pretending to be garlic", and more ingeniously, they say that the other party is "narcissus does not bloom", and the meaning behind it is self-evident, and it is naturally "pretending to be garlic". Because "pretending to be garlic" means "pretending to be confused", Beijingers are taboo for others to say "put garlic in your pocket" or ask "do you have garlic in your pocket"?

1. Narcissus does not bloom - garlic.

2. Afterword about flowers: The thousand-year-old iron tree blooms--- dead wood blooms in spring; It was not easy to get; Wonders of the present and the ancient.

3. The pepper tree --- full of thorns.

4. The flowers on the cliff --- no one pays attention to (picks).

5. The flowers in the mirror --- empty and beautiful; It's not good to look at.

6. The pomegranate flowers in May --- full of prosperity; It's red.

7, the shell Lang wears flowers --- smelly beauty.

8. Flowers made of paper --- fruitless.

9. The moon in the water, the flowers in the mirror --- visible, but not touched.

10. Flowers and leaves are --- with the wind, and they are destined to cross the river to meet.