Two-part allegorical sayings of pigs with onions in their noses.

Two-part allegorical saying is a special language form of Chinese. It is a special language form created by the people in their life practice, and it is a short, funny and vivid sentence. Two-part allegorical saying is composed of two parts: the former part acts as an introduction, like a riddle, and the latter part acts as a background, like a riddle, which is very natural and appropriate. The following is a two-part allegorical saying that I brought the pig with onions on its nose. I hope it helps you.

a two-part allegorical saying

Onion pig nose-pretending to be an elephant (photo)

Xie Houyu explained

This pig has a long onion in its nose. It looks like an elephant's nose, but it is still a pig's nose. This two-part allegorical saying is used to satirize people who pretend, meaning "pretend" and "pretend", which is derogatory.

Two-part allegorical saying about pretending.

Pigs with onions in their noses-pretend to be like (elephants)

Plant green onions on the curved nose-install elephants; pretend

Nose and eyes are inserted into the heart of onion-difficult to disguise; hard image

Put onions in your nostrils-pretend to like them; under the influence

Pigs and pigs with onions-pretend (elephants)

Gold powder false clay bodhisattva

The nose contains green onions-loaded; under the influence

Cow nose with onion-pretend; under the influence

Learn from monkeys.-pretend.

Wild boar nose with green onions-pretending; pretend

Onions with pig noses; under the influence

A cow with an onion in its nose-pretend (an elephant)

Camel's nose-pretend (elephant)

Turning fur coats-going abroad (sheep); Pose (a sheep)

Cow nose with onion-pretend; under the influence

Put onions on the pig's nose-pretend to be an elephant; under the influence

Put green onions in the pig's nose-pretend to be elephants; under the influence

Put green onions in your nose and eyes-pretend to be an elephant; under the influence

Pull up the grass and cover the basket.-pretend

Put garlic in the pig's nostrils-pretend; pretend

Put the onion in the dog's nose-pretend to be an elephant; under the influence

Tears in singing opera-touching; Pose; Try to buy people's hearts.

Clay idol fenzhuang

Pig head with onion-pretend; pretend

Put the onion in the pig's mouth-pretend to be an elephant; under the influence

Playing suona with a broken basket-pretending to be a singer

Put green onions in your nose-pretend to be elephants; under the influence

Pigs with green onions in their noses-Pretend (elephants)

Put onions in your nose-pretend (like)

Dogs with onions in their noses-pretending to be elephants; under the influence

Gold powder false clay bodhisattva

The black blind man squatted on the temple platform-pretending to be an elephant; Pose; Bear elephant; Xiongxiang

Monkeys imitate humans-pretend

The old sow put green onions in her nose-pretending; pretend

Put onions in your nostrils-pretend to like them; under the influence

Toad's courage-pretend.

Take a picture with you-pretend.