Ask Confucius two-part allegorical sayings

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1. Confucius swept the floor politely with a broom. 2. Confuciu

Ask Confucius two-part allegorical sayings

Update 1: 6D Everyone in the world doesn't know how to give the best answer haha.

1. Confucius swept the floor politely with a broom. 2. Confucius' handkerchief-lost bag (book). 3. Confucius read an article-talking about words. There are two kinds of sayings: the dumb eats coptis chinensis: the scholar meets the soldier, and you can't say it; You can't tell a bachelor teacher: greedy for cheap, greedy for money; Blind people eat soup once and for all; There are many monks in my heart; The daffodils are all at sea. Li Yilian: * * * Hun Lao cut to the chase: People who have a good life can't steal chickens and touch dogs: instead of taking advantage of meals, they suffer. Throwing a bomb at the toilet: arousing human excrement (anger). The devil marries a woman: the ghost wants the clay idol to cross the river. It's hard to protect yourself from collapse. Call the dog: the more you bark, the more you walk. The less you know how to chop wood under the bed, the more you hit a wall. That is, poor Cyclops's wife: Take a look at the salted duck in the sun, that is, take a look at the salted duck in winter; get a ghost-fried overnight; the sweet potato without fire falls into the wind furnace; it's time to simmer wet water; two watermelons beat the dog; I didn't see the uncovered chicken coop; I entered the white chicken coop myself. That is, impeccable African monks: beggars hate (black monks), that is, annoying fishmongers shower/fishy fishmongers wash themselves: silent (fishy) air bow ruler: Dushui Aram marries Ali: tired of fighting too cm. Pork: Everyone has a year's night speculation: people have my old age to bury the knot: a few birthday stars hang their necks: longevity birthday stars have cards: a brand birthday (harvest) wind blows the emperor's crotch: lonely cold frogs cross the river: each has its own bobcats. Explosion: burning clouds (ecstasy) drunk street lamps: I don't know how much Mongolian sweat-Kublai Khan: beaten into * * * flowers (suddenly = * * *; Fierce = crack) swallowing gold to destroy the Song Dynasty (gold = money and grain; Song =? The Mongolian emperor beat the prince: sweating like a pig.

Confucius held a broom-politely swept Confucius' handkerchief-guaranteed compensation (book)-Confucius read articles-chatted in front of Confucius' door and sold articles-overreached or taught people to fish.

I know you're in the Ministry ~ I'm Florence Yuan (). Confucius is holding a broom-Sven sweeps Confucius' handkerchief-Confucius reads articles-and talks about words.

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I know you are a follower! ! ! I'm Susan! ! (6D) Confucius holds a broom-Sven sweeps Confucius' handkerchief-Bao Di (books) Confucius reads articles-talks over words, and the teapot cooks jiaozi.

You can't pour jiaozi out of the teapot in one gulp.

You can't pour it out if you have a mouth

It means "I have something in my stomach, but I can't say it." Confucius was moved.

Always lose.

1) Because Confucius has books at home.

So nine times out of ten things are books. (2) Because of the similar pronunciation, Confucius was moved because he saw = lost = books. Quot Ten Bets and Nine Losses &; Quot Pig Bajie looks in the mirror-it's not that daffodils can't bloom-he plays the fool and eats Huang Lian-he knows what he has suffered (or "he can't tell what he has suffered") and there is another kind of homophonic allegory, which adds homophonic elements to the former one. For example, my nephew plays lanterns-Confucius moves as usual-all he does is lose (books) and put the flagpole on the fire-grow charcoal (sigh) and shut the knife in the cesspit-neither literature (smell) nor martial arts (dance). [Editor] Here are some common two-part allegorical sayings. I can't tell if a scholar meets a soldier. I can't tell if a bachelor teaches a boy. I am greedy for money and cheap. Blind people eat soup: there are dozens of monks in their hearts: daffodils don't bloom; nephews play lanterns; Confucius moves as usual: they all throw (books) and turn off cesspit knives; they can't read (smell) Wu (Wu) Li Yilian: * * * Open the door, asshole: people who live their own lives can't steal chickens: eating rice means not taking advantage, but suffering. Throw a bomb into the toilet: arouse people's feces (anger). The devil wants the clay idol to cross the river: it's hard for him to collapse and call the dog: the more he barks, the more he walks. The following is a Cantonese allegorical saying: chopping wood under the bed: beating the board. That is, the poor husband fan: bleak (wife is cold) that is, poor Cyclops wife: take a look at the sun (as the saying goes, "look"), that is, take a look at the bare winter salted duck: get a nickname: fry the ghost overnight: the sweet potato that didn't catch fire fell into the wind furnace: it's time to simmer wet water: two pumpkins hit the dog: I didn't see it. That is, the flagpole is lit: there is a long row of charcoal (sigh) Chaozhou Music: Take care of yourself and tie his wireless (wet cotton): There is no bomb, it is an impeccable African monk: a beggar (black monk), that is, an annoying fishmonger takes a shower/fishy fishmonger washes himself: a silent (fishy) air bow ruler: Du Shui Aram marries Ali: Tired and fights too cm. Pork: Everyone has a year's night speculation: people have my old age to bury the knot: a few birthday stars hang their necks: longevity birthday stars have cards: a brand birthday (harvest) wind blows the emperor's crotch: lonely cold frogs cross the river: each has its own bobcats. Explosion: burning clouds (ecstasy) drunk street lamps: I don't know how much Mongolian sweat-Kublai Khan: being beaten into * * * flowers (suddenly = * * *; Fierce = crack) swallowing gold to destroy the Song Dynasty (gold = money and grain; Song =? The Mongolian emperor beat the prince: sweating profusely 2007-03-2418: 40:12 Supplementary: Help!

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Confucius took a broom = Sven swept Confucius' handkerchief = lost his bag (book) = Confucius read an article = talked like a book.