Fortune teller steps on watermelon _ step on watermelon skin and guess a number.

What is the two-part allegorical saying for stepping on watermelon skin?

Wherever you slide, it counts.

According to Baidu's Chinese-related materials, the two-part allegorical saying "stepping on watermelon skin is the slippery place" means taking one step at a time and taking a more negative attitude when something happens, which means breaking the jar and breaking it. It is a metaphor for doing things with countless or no long-term plans.

Common two-part allegorical sayings include finding a needle in a haystack-nowhere to find it, turtles in a jar-nowhere to escape, hiding fire in paper-not covering fire, and so on.