Idioms and two-part allegorical sayings describing psychology

Eyes with three nostrils-more like you.

Wear a fur coat in June-suffer indignities inside and outside.

The tortoise got into the kang-it was so annoying that it held its breath.

The gunpowder hit the match-how infuriating!

Fart at the jar-hold your breath

One nostril is rotten three times-leave one to vent.

Fermented flour-swelling

The old duck wants to sing a play-his voice is disappointing.

The mouse fell into the jar-it was dazzling.

Bought a jar and beat it up-forget it.

Zhang Fei has a needle eye and small eyes.

Put a dry cage on your shoulder.

Hug that bitch and give her the glad eye-turn your eyes over.

Meng Liang threw a gourd fire!

The barber said angry words-give up a few skulls

Paddles on your face.-Tight.

Sneak in front of the incense burner-throw a rebuff at the nose

Lend rice to return chaff.

It doesn't hurt to hit people with pig urine bubbles-it's a little swollen.

A sieve covers the pot-there are many exits.

Leaking whistle light-angry and silent

The fortune teller said something angry-he was willing to give up a few lives.

Break the paper lantern-there is fire in every eye.

The blind boil sugar-an old (annoying) fire.

Toad padded at the foot of the bed, panting.

Toad on the steamer-bulging.

Bajie gnashed her teeth-she hated monkeys.

Everyone is happy,

Smile,

Amityville is horrible,

Secular desires,

Almighty,

I couldn't help laughing,

Laugh generously,

Revenge must be reported,

Very happy,

Pot calling the kettle black,

The piano is dead,

Heartache,

Gag，

Talking and laughing,

Looking back and smiling,

Angry,

Play the lute to a cow,

A common enemy,

Laughing and crying,

King Kong glared,

Happily,

Overjoyed,

Xin ting cried,

Fly into a rage,

In high spirits,

Like bereavement,

Peace of mind,

I'm flattered,

Learn from a painful experience,

Smile with a cheeky smile