What is the next sentence of horsetail wearing tofu, horsetail wearing tofu

Twisters; The ponytail wears tofu——— can't be mentioned; Mention must not; Don't mention it.

Folktale; Horsetail with tofu.

It's an old street. There is a tofu shop on the street.

The tofu made by the tofu shop is very famous, and everyone calls it "horsetail tofu". As the saying goes, you can't lift tofu in a ponytail, but the tofu made in this tofu shop is not only tender and refreshing, but also uniform and dignified, and can be lifted with a thin ponytail.

The tofu shop is a pair of seventy-year-old couples, we can't remember, the old couple has been selling tofu here for a long time, just remember that every morning, the old couple made tofu and put it at the door, the old lady cut off a piece of tofu, put it on with a ponytail, the old man hooked the ponytail with a scale hook to lift the tofu high, the onlookers let out a chorus of admiration, and the tofu was quickly sold out.

Suddenly, one day, an event broke the routine and tranquility here. The old street is going to be renovated, and a policy has been set above: 60 square meters for each single person, and 80 square meters for the husband and wife.

Many of the residents of Lao Cai have divorced. The old couple who can sell tofu does not divorce and still sells tofu together. In the streets, hands are still held.

One day, a middle-aged man came to the old couple's house, who was said to be the son of the old lady's front nest. The old lady's son insisted on letting the old couple divorce, the old man and the old lady resisted for a while and finally compromised, and the two walked into the Civil Affairs Bureau under the supervision of the old lady's son, and each of them had an extra divorce certificate in their hands when they came out.

The old man and the old lady were each given 60 square meters of housing. It didn't take long for the old lady's son to sell the 60-square-meter house that the old lady had shared, and wanted to take the old lady back to the provincial capital to enjoy happiness. The old lady couldn't resist her son, so she had to pack up her things and leave the old man and the old street where she had lived for decades.

Before leaving, the old lady insisted on making tofu with the old man. The two grinded beans together, boiled the pulp, ordered the marinade, and packed it, which was the best tofu they made in their lives, and both the appearance and quality were ahead of the curve.

The granny is gone. The old man continued to sell tofu on New Street. As before, he also opened the door of the tofu shop early and placed the tofu in front of the tofu shop.

The old man first cut off a piece of tofu, put it on with a ponytail, and then lifted the tofu high with a scale hook, and just as the onlookers were about to applaud, the tofu suddenly slipped off the ponytail and fell into a mess of broken petals on the marble floor of New Street!

The old man squatted on the ground ...... dejectedly

I can't mention it, I can't mention it, don't mention it.

I can't mention it, and I can't say something in a metaphor.

The ponytail can't lift --- tofu in tow.

This is an afterword, and the answer is implicit below.

The answer is: no. The strands of the horsetail are thin and relatively sharp; Whereas, tofu is comparatively soft and square. If you tie a horsetail to the tofu, the tofu will definitely fall off. It is a metaphor that a person cannot meet the requirements of the other party in terms of knowledge, ability, and character.

If someone says this about you, first, don't get angry, and second, learn to reflect and catch up. If you judge others like this in your heart, it means that this person is not suitable to be friends with you.

The next sentence of wearing tofu in a ponytail is unaffordable.

The horsetail skewer tofu --- not mentioned.

Horsetail refers to the hair on a horse's tail. It is generally used to make strings such as erhu. It is thin and firm, like a soft steel wire.

In ancient times, selling things such as pork was dressed on grass and let customers take it home. Therefore, there is an analogy with a horse's tail wearing tofu. So when you put on tofu, you can't lift it, and you can't lift it, don't mention it.

The metaphor is not good, unhappy, and asks others not to mention it (there are small differences in the meaning of this afterword in different contexts). It is mostly used for humility, modesty and lack of ability, etc.