Two-part allegorical sayings 14 pictures and extremely appropriate answers

The grass on the wall → the wind blows gently and falls on both sides.

Draw a horse on the wall → you can't ride it.

Draw a tiger on the wall → Don't eat people.

Draw a fish → an eye on the wall.

Draw a cake on the wall → it doesn't taste good.

Onions are planted on the wall → they cannot take root.

Reed on the wall → dizzy foundation

Curtains on the wall → doors.

Hang a chessboard on the wall → you can't keep a penny.

Planting wheat on the wall → Difficult to plow

Farming on the wall → Can there be some?

Fall asleep on the wall → it is difficult to turn over.

The foot of the wall goes up the mountain → there is no danger.

Open your mouth at the foot of the wall → weird

The stigma in the wall → secretly exerting strength.

Fall asleep on the eaves of the wall → can't turn over.

Scorpio in the crack of the wall → dark injury

Scorpio in the crack of the wall → Sting people don't show up.

The tenon pierces the steel nail → firmly.

Cut off the robe to make a coat → the picture is short

Small dishes → always knock a little.

The bean sprouts on the plate can't blossom and bear fruit.

Fill the plate with water → have a look.

Broken blue and white porcelain plates → Don't match together.

The bathroom mirror is broken → it will not be round.

Fall into a five-flavor bottle → taste sweet and sour.

Throw a basket and smash flowers → ingratitude

Dragonflies eat small tails → eat themselves.

Dragonflies love red cherries → their eyes turn green.

It is no use fishing for flowers →

Dragonflies Bite Small Tails → A Series of Children

Dragonflies hit cobwebs → wings are hard to fly.

Dragonflies shake Shizhu County → Imagination

There is no oil on the wax table → empty work (core)

Blow out candles and flute → syringe bachelor

Fresh fruit made of wax → Does it look good?

Candle-baked temper → no point, no light.

Spider webs → can't catch big bugs

Search engine spiders harm small tails → nothing (diaosi)

Search engine spider walks → private (silk) even private (silk)

Search engine spiders move the web → selfishness (silk accumulation)

Spiders weave webs → rule one side

Fortune-teller said malicious words → willing to die.

Small abacus beads → dial one and move one.

Mr. Zhugua's fenugreek → full of ghosts

Pick a melon in the basket → the more you pick it, the worse it gets.

Bamboo baskets filled with lime powder → leaving traces everywhere.

Call your mother-in-law a freshman and your sister-in-law → There is nothing to talk about.

Call aunt fairy, uncle and mother → lend some money to halo.

The housekeeper's wonderful raw eggs → got it

Hanging meat on the nose → fuel injector

Hang a dung bucket on your nose → I wonder if it's salty.

Hang a scale on your nose → you can't lift it.

Nasal tip cream → a pair, a rape and a phase.

Wearing flowers on the nose is not a part.

Nose sore → eye contact

Stuff garlic in your nose → pretend.

Snuff bottle falls into vinegar jar → stinks with acid.

A runny nose runs to your mouth → seize the opportunity.

A runny nose flows into the throat → eat big and lose no one else.

Stall on the nasal bone → erudition

The nasal cavity wears a straw rope around the trunk → modesty (pulling)

Fold your arm and sleeve → hold a grudge.

Swing your arm → whatever.

The bouquet stuck to the sheep dung → it was out of tune.

Don't eat steamed bread → take a breath (steam)

Steamed bread in full bloom → angry

Bean dregs in steamed bread → others don't praise themselves.

Eat steamed bread to the side of bean paste → taste.

Knocking steel nails → fixing

Hit wooden fish → grin

Knocking nails to turn feet → fixing roots.

Broken gong → worthless

Knocking on an empty bowl and singing opera → poor and happy

Playing gongs to catch sparrows and birds → illegal!

Playing gongs to sell sugar → going their separate ways.

The gong follows the drum → wants to (ring) to a point.

Foot-binding cloth complements one yang and one umbrella → one step (cloth) reaches the sky.

Neckline foot binding → smelly ring

Lice on Lalitou → There is no way to hide it.

Pat a fly on Lalitou → The bullet is not empty.

Lalitou holds an umbrella → can't (get angry)

The last land of evil spirits → I don't know where there is trouble.

Thin to the waist → vulgar

A skinny elephant → bigger than a horse.

Thin donkey pulls hard shit → blind bravado

Small lanterns on the flagpole → superb.

Sticking a chicken to the flagpole is a dime → great courage (duster)

Set off firecrackers on the flagpole → think (loudly).

Drumming on the flagpole → There is a sound but you can't touch it.

Flagpole to the sky → capping.

Pepper and eggplant line by line → coherent

Pepper mixed with ginger → spicy to spicy.

Stir-fried tofu with Chili peppers → thin and hard

Peaches grow on peppers → the redder, the rounder.

Chili powder is eaten in the nose and eyes → choking.

Sprinkle water on the big water tank → it's no use trying.

Palm of Dragon Boat Festival → a bunch of children

Eating zongzi on Dragon Boat Festival → unusual

Begging with a golden bowl → pretending to be poor and complaining.

Pick up the ladle → indifference

Warm fire cook the meat → Don't worry.

Cook fish in the pot → delicacies.

An essence, a fart, an expulsion of wolves → boldly let go.

One is fine, the other is wearing jeans → turn around.

Zongbao's head → just doesn't understand.

Bleached cloth falls into dye vat → can't be washed clearly.

Call the foreign brother-in-law → wild brother-in-law

A drop of water wears a stone → freezing for three feet is not built in a day.

Play double reed → echo each other

Catch a thief at night, solve it at night → do it at once.

Bathing in a leaky basin → Happiness doesn't last long.

Exposed stone pot → can't cover the water.

Leak the water in the pot → it is difficult to leave a drop.

Back to ice → cold before heating.

Widowed women will not remarry → Master (Guard)

Widowhood → intentional disobedience.

There is only one woman at the door → there is none.

Widows give birth to children → wild goods

Widowed children → no hope; It doesn't hurt to cry, but it hurts to think.

Widowed women choose their husbands → single-minded.

Widow covers the quilt → Not in the mood (flocculant)

Widow's heart → half-hearted.

Honey mixed with oil → sweet

Preserved fruit core → delicious and difficult to digest and absorb.

Candied coptis chinensis → bitter with sweet.

Honey peak stuck in the glass window → unable to find the development direction.

The bee stung → it was urgent.

Bees make honey → don't give it to yourself.

Honey boiled rock sugar → adding sweetness to sweetness

Honey pot vinegar → I don't know sweet and sour.

The tender cow drags the plow → Don't fight, don't run

Young bamboo bears → can't bear the heavy responsibility.

Tender garden → shallow foundation

The blind bear worships his early years and is afraid of receiving this gift.

The blind bear eats dates → catches a lot.

The blind bear breaks the corn → breaks one and drops another.

Drill holes in chairs → record everything.

Mules eat gray noodles → white mouths

Mule urethral bleeding → incurable

Mules are heavy but not light → born cheap.