Two-part allegorical saying in Nanhui dialect

Weigh blindly-don't take it to heart (star).

The weasel goes to the henhouse-stealing is stealing.

Two dumb people were trapped at one end-there was nothing to say.

Embroidery on the hemp fork bag-poor foundation.

Humpty Dumpty Waterfall-Neither end is real.

Playing with stone mortar-thankless.

Monks lined up to buy wooden combs-to join in the fun.

Make a Dojo in a snail's shell-ostentation and extravagance won't work.

Wear cotton shoes in June-my feet are sad on a hot day.

Horses eat bean sprouts-absolutely tender.

People in their seventies and eighties sing folk songs-they are all old tunes.

Get to the bottom of it (tattoo).

Old hens get sores-Moline's disease is self-evident.

Hang bells on your toes-take a step and think (ring).

Tigers eat the sky-they can't.

Small caves in the twelfth lunar month-moving (freezing) hands (freezing) feet.

Radish moves (freezes) for three or nine days.

Monkeys use scissors-stir (hinge) around.

Donkey kong paves the way? It's quite ostentatious.

Cow-head pants and socks-very different.

The boss died in the bomb shop-forget it.

Bones on bronze drums? Confused (meat, winter, winter).

Earrings for the deaf.

Eat thread powder with a short mouth? Fall off the road.

Blow the trumpet with a crooked mouth-evil (oblique) gas. (many meanings)

Guan Yunchang sells tofu? People are hard, goods are not hard.