1, two big dramas singing against each other - look at you strong and I am strong
It refers to open competition between the two sides and a duel.
2, hemp straw to fight the wolf - both ends are afraid
Hemp straw refers to peeled hemp stalks. Hit the wolf with hemp straw, and the wolf thinks it is a stick, so it is afraid; The werewolf knows that the hemp straw is very brittle and cannot be used to fight wolves, and he is also afraid. Both sides of the battle are bottomless and afraid.
3, the hemp rope is slightly watery - getting tighter and tighter
In the dialect of gushing water, sprinkling originally refers to sprinkling water on the hemp rope to make it expand as a whole, and the more water is sprinkled, the tighter the hemp rope. Describe the management more and more strictly.
4, horse white face to raise children - a report and a report
A legendary bird of the horse white face, this bird is eaten by small birds after it is raised, and the next generation is also like this. Refers to using the same method against others or being retaliated against by others in the same way.
5, the turtle nailed the heron's legs - bite and do not spit
Horse turtles, also called locusts, link animals and suck the blood of humans or animals. Heron Mandarin Egret, a bird that can prey on fish and shrimp. Describe stalking, grabbing people and holding on.
6, the stone lion in front of the temple gate - who is afraid of whom
Describe each other as having majesty and not being afraid of each other.
7, with the abacus - looking for accounts (fighting) to fight
Account harmonic "battle". Originally, it referred to finding someone to settle the account. It often refers to taking the initiative to find the enemy to fight.
8, take the egg to touch the gourd - find your own bad luck
A stone farm tool used to roll grain. Describe doing things that are not good for yourself, humiliating yourself or losing money.
9, strip off your pants and beat the tiger - neither face nor death
Mocking people do something without regard to face, not knowing whether to live or die.
10, the rat bites the rat - the nest is reversed
Refers to conflicts within families or collectives that struggle with each other.
11, the bull's horn meets the drill - see which one fights which one
Refers to the encounter of two opponents of equal strength.
12, ride a donkey to read the record book - walk and see
Riding a donkey to read a record book, it is to watch while walking. It is often used to describe people or things do not rush to conclusions, and see you later.
13, the pillar in the wall - dark to make a strong force
Describe it as silent, secretly exerting effort or functioning.
14, buckwheat nest in the awl - pointed to the edge
The awl is stuck in the buckwheat pile, and the tip of the cone is pointed at the edge of the buckwheat. Describe the two sides as opposing each other and not giving in to each other.
15, fry the tofu in a hot oil pan - you have to turn it over a few times
When frying tofu in postal oil, roll it back and forth so as not to stick to the pan. It means that the two sides have to compete for several rounds to divide the winner and loser.
16, the tongue touches the teeth - inevitably
Refers to frequent contact, there will always be some contradictions or friction.
17, stone touching stone - a touch will sound
When two people with bad tempers get together, they will often quarrel.
18, belongs to the walnut - can only be smashed to eat
People who are stubborn or rigid in their thinking can only be treated with tough measures.
19, take off the pants to push and grind - turning in a circle to lose
Defeat is disgraced by being ugly; taunting people are humiliated everywhere.
20, back to the stone mortar to make a play - thankless
Fingers spent a lot of effort, but did not get a good return.