Two-part allegorical sayings (not less than 3)

Pig Bajie looks in the mirror: people are not inside and outside

Narcissus doesn't bloom: playing dumb

Eating Huang Lian: You know what you have to suffer (or "you can't say what you have to suffer")

There is another kind of homophonic allegorical allegorical saying, which adds homophonic elements to the previous one. For example:

My nephew plays lanterns: as usual (uncle)

Confucius moves: it's all about losing (books)

Burning the flagpole: burning charcoal (sighing, enjoying)

Closing the knife in the cesspit: writing (smelling) can't, nor can martial arts (dancing).

The following are some commonly used two-part allegorical sayings:

Dumb people eat Huang Lian: You can't tell when you are suffering

A scholar meets a soldier: You can't tell when you are reasonable

A bachelor teaches a boy: It's cheap and greedy

Money goes to a bachelor's hand: once gone, there is no turning back

A blind man eats soup pills: He knows what he wants

A monk Zhang Er: He is at a loss < On the contrary, it suffered losses.

Throwing bombs in the pit aroused people's anger.

Death married a daughter: a ghost wanted.

The following is a common allegorical saying in Cantonese:

Cowhide lantern: the point is extremely obscure.

Chopping firewood under the bed: bumping against the board, that is, making trouble and making trouble.

The wife bears the cover: Yin Gong, making trouble. That is, poor

one-eyed man's wife: bask in the sun at a glance

winter salted duck: get a word

overnight fried ghost: no internal heat

sweet potato falls into the wind furnace: the stew

wet water, plum seeds: pumping at both ends

water melon hits the dog: I don't see it cut off < I'm dead.

Burning the flagpole: There are long lines of charcoal (sigh)

Chaozhou Music: Take care of yourself

Knot him wirelessly (wet cotton): There is no bullet, that is, impeccable

African monks: Begging people is disgusting (black monks), that is, annoying

Fish sellers take a shower/fish sellers wash themselves: silent (silent) Fierce = crack)

Swallow gold to destroy the Song Dynasty (gold = money for food; Song =? ? = food)

Put down the burden and chat: two-part allegorical saying

Easy

Hanging grass on the horn: It's easy to carry it

Burning lamp grass: Burning radish in sandy soil

Picking up money from the bed: No need to bend over

Two children carrying a pheasant feather: It can't be pressed. Licorice in the shop: as soon as you catch it, push the boat with the current: effortless

crane lifting chicken feathers: effortless

earthworms eat the soil: the opening is

money from yamen. Boat in the water: easy come

snot dripping into your mouth: homeopathic

General's column in the mill: it always touches

Little delay

It takes two hands to clap; it takes two hands to cry

A flea can't lift a quilt cover; it can't stand it alone

One gets one; One only child

One. > a foot basin snail: not a skull

a basket of eggs rolling downhill: not a good one

porridge cooked for 3 nights: not like Chinese New Year

three people with two beards: rare

big-headed cats bowing: tigers worshiping

fishing on the plane: far from it

tinker's furniture: scrap metal. Couplet: The door is not high

Cattle step on the muddy road: the worse they step on it

Lightning God has a runny nose: the bigger they are, the dirtier they are

Fishing nets: riddled with holes

Hand in papers when they have problems: early draft (bad)

Maggots in wax gourd: rotten in the stomach

No one listens to the speech. No one believes what he says: army of one

The old cow pulls a broken car: the old wolf does business slowly

There is no good goods

The old woman drinks soybean milk: it is easy to suck (thin).

Watermelon skin slaps the palm: it's not serious material

After dinner, hurry: it gets darker

Vertical house on the beach: poor foundation

Cold water tea making: take your time

Grenade without fuse: a piece of scrap iron

What's in the tofu shop: fragile

Tofu dregs get on the boat: not good goods

Rub sesame oil on your ass. It's not serious material

It's not only

straw hat with water: it's scattered and dripping

chopping wood for sale. Buy firewood and burn: do all the work

boils on the tail of rats: bleeding (rest) Not much

Embroidery on linen: the foundation is too poor

Maliushu unties the board: not serious material

Earthworms turn into dumplings: not high vertically

Tailor Shuai Fu wraps the foot cloth: not serious material

Snail race: take your time

Calendar on the wall: less and less every day

Choose melons in the basket: P > Angry

Three nostril eyes: more than your breath

In June, wearing a fur coat backwards: getting angry from the inside out

Asshole drilling a fire kang: even holding his breath and being annoyed

Powder touching matches: so angry

Farting at the jar: holding his breath

Three of the four nostrils are rotten: leaving one to vent

P > Zhang Fei's needle-piercing: big eyes and small eyes

Putting a drying cage on his shoulder: brain (annoyance) Fire

Hugging a hen's wife and winking at her: eyes turned

Meng Liang threw a gourd: fire

The barber said something angry: Give up a few skulls and don't

smear paste on your face: tighten your nose

sneeze in front of the incense burner: throw a nose at the dust

Borrow rice and return chaff: Be bloated

Don't hit people with pig urine bubbles. Broken paper lanterns: fire in each eye

blind people boil sugar: old (annoyed) fire

Toad cushions the foot of the bed: puffed up

Toad gets on the steamer: puffed up

Pig grits his teeth: hates monkeys

Fail

One careless move: lose everything.

Mao Ba's younger brother: Mao Jiu (risking rescue)

Stone chimney: It won't succeed

Grandma is dead. Baby: Uncle Shu (hopeless)

The crib on the stage: Bucheng (unsuccessful)

Bamboo blossoms: It's going to be defeated

In the scholar's room: It's full of books (lost).

Soap bubble: it will burst if it doesn't break

Qiaodajie's oil head: comb (lose) until it is bare

Tangshan train: pour coal (mildew)

A mouse gnaws at a cat's nose: hoping to die before dawn

Yellow mud falls in the crotch: it's not shit (death) but shit (death)

Being a thief.

lame horse on the battlefield: dead or alive

Xinhua Bookstore buys paper: Bao Shu (lost)

mantis cars is overbearing: there is no good end

he can't open the corner of the door

he punches: he can't open the door

the horse is tied to the door frame: there is nowhere to make

the big water fall into the well: there is nowhere to make

the big flower basket carry water: there is no way to make

a boat ashore: it can't hold on. Umbrella without skeleton: unable to support

flying a kite under the bed-no matter how high it is, it is limited

practicing martial arts under the bed: unable to display

boxing in the chicken nest: small posture

bathing in chamber pot: unable to flop

flying a kite in the forest: entangled in

flying a kite in the house: unable to fly high

crossing your legs into a trouser legs: unable to push. On the string: you have to send a lame duck to cross the river: single stroke

rolling pin to roll the meat: not bones

cattle hanging on the wall: no ploughing

Facing the mirror: you are your crab

Eating sorghum: Climbing up along the stalk

Crab entering the mountain gate: Holding God

Mu Guiying going into battle: Limited

sight on the beam: tell the weight

Asako takes the stage to speak: mass view

Five pieces of clothes: ten pieces (practice)

What's wrong? What's the prescription?

Guan Gong's operation shop: it's genuine.

Cheng Yaojin's axe: just these two strokes

Tofu falls in the ash pile: it can't be washed cleanly

Taking a monkey to make a fall: testing your skills on the spot

Boxing under the table: you can't lift it

The tailor's ruler: tailor's measures < The old woman says that the old woman is right: it is difficult to distinguish

milk mixed with ink: confusing black and white

fighting on the stage: I don't know whether it is true or not

two dumb people quarrel: I don't know who is right or wrong

fishing in the river: it is difficult to tell the size

eggplant fried cucumber: indiscriminate

dogs eat pig excrement: regardless of good or bad

buying cattle across the mountain: I don't know black and white. Eat melon seeds: the less you get, the more you get.

Burn a fur coat for a louse. It's not worth it.

Sun-dried soybeans on the tile.

Turtles eat barley.

Soochow attracts relatives.

Meat buns beat dogs.

Caught sesame seeds. Lost watermelons: penny wise and pound foolish

Tofu dish into meat price: it won't melt

Take the lime road: make a trip for nothing

Mudiu goes into the sea: there is no return

Stir-fry leeks and put onions: it's no use

Zhou Lang's clever plan to secure the world: lose his wife and lose his soldiers

Lay down his life to eat river gizzards: it's not worth it

. Ben

Stealing a chicken does not make you lose the rice: it won't turn

Take off your clothes to keep warm: do something wrong

Monkey pulls corn: pull one, Throw a

monkey to see the orchard: the more you look at it, the less you see it.

The blind man plays lanterns: it's a waste of wax.

It's not worthwhile to break the pot to make tiles.

It's not enough to fill the mouse hole.

It's greedy.

It's a big appetite.

It's hard to swallow three steamed buns.

Children cry: get an integer

See the shroud and want it: Greedy ghost

Don't worry about food and clothing, want to be an official, get the emperor to think of immortals: be insatiable

Have one blessing and think of two blessings, Eat tofu with meat: greed is insatiable

Miser collects money every day, but it is also insatiable: not satisfied

Sitting in a chair and calling for orders: enjoying happiness

A doctor opens a coffin shop: dying for money

Jumping into a well with an ingot in his arms: giving up his life for money

A pancake seller talks in his sleep: stall (greed). Too many

dogs eat cow dung: Tuduo

greedy ghosts go to the party: not full

monkeys can climb cherry trees: rough people eat flour and rice

dung beetles enters badger's den: drill the gate

sharpen the skull: drill

hungry people eat some melon seeds: it's not enough

The Yellow River is regarded as a thread: Greedy ghosts grab raw meat: more than one can chew

Sleeping in a coffin and reaching out: dying for money

Special, Highlight

Bald men in the crowd: conspicuous heads

Wearing vests on jackets: A set of olives

out of the grid: Rot first

White cranes stand in the chicken flock: Highlight

Elephants in the flock: Highlight

An elephant in the rabbit flock: behemoth

Bright stars: conspicuous.

granny Liu enters the Grand View Garden: dazzling

fussy

eating lotus root with a chopstick: picky

jumping on the wall: jumping high

fan in June: loving the wind

grasping at the skull with six fingers: eyes full of forks

pervasive: exploiting loopholes

carpenter's saw.

Dongyue Temple goes to Chenghuang Temple: Hengshun is a ghost

Crazy monkey: jumping up and down

Celebrating the father's death: Lu Nanwei is not dead

A rice sieve is blocking the door: many eyes

Kill the chicken with a cow knife: make a mountain out of a molehill

There is no rule: you can't find a bone in the tofu of Fiona Fang

: Singing opera: haunted

juggling in the belly: many strange ideas

Rosin plaster: finding fault

Planting a flag in the toilet tank: The maggots want to rebel

Dog bites Lei Gong: causing disaster

Filtering tofu in rotten bags: full of dregs

Asking the rooster lay eggs: deliberately making things difficult

dung beetles moves:

hanging needles from the eyebrows: stinging the eyes

A good companion when picking up snails: Don't mix up the water

Flutes in the troupe: More minds

When the fan is shaken, it makes wind (deliberately making trouble).

A thorn planted on the side of the eye: piercing the eye

Wild bees fly into the fishing net: looking for a loophole to drill

Wild cats enter the house: nothing comes

Take off pants and fart: superfluous action

A big chestnut has grown on the cotton tree: it is the hardest

Stick a stick in the coffin: stir people to death

Make a spoon on the throat: pull out (wash out). Qi

Newly-picked chestnut balls: more thorns

Mud from the swallow's mouth: finding something in nothing

The wind in the cracks in the wall: drilling fish everywhere

Pouring it into the red hot pot: jumping dead

splitting the lean meat on the leg of the crane: finding something in nothing

Sprinkling mercury on the ground: pervasive

Money-oriented head. Above: drenched (scaly) all over

Eighty-year-old childless: I can't tell you how hard it is to get old

Xinger: bitter core (child)

Cattle stepping on tortoise eggs: pain in their hearts

Burning eyebrows: pain in front of them

Tortoise lays eggs: bitter

Masons' steel drill: beaten < p