Add the following common idioms: 1. The first villain, 2. The Buddha lit a wick. 3. The poor like fortune telling. 4. Small trees help to be straight. This shop is bullying customers.

1 villain first, gentleman last

Traders often say: first talk about trading, then talk about friendship.

Two people strive for a sigh of relief, and the Buddha strives for a fragrance.

Meaning: people should live up to expectations and not indulge themselves.

The poor love fortune telling, while the ugly love looking in the mirror.

The more you lack, the more you care.

It is easy to straighten a small tree, but it is difficult to straighten a big tree.

It means that mistakes in childhood are easy to correct, but they are difficult to correct when you are old.

5 stores bully customers, and trees attract wind.

There is no connection between these two sentences. The former means that big stores despise small customers; The latter means that fame is more likely to attract criticism.