The weather in Leiyang during the Spring Festival

In the Three Kingdoms, there were two friends from the same village, one was Chen Lin, who was an official in Wei. A man named Zhang Hong is Sun Quan's counselor in Soochow. Both of them are very talented in literature. Although they have their own things, they appreciate each other and often write letters to discuss their works.

Once, Zhang Hong saw Liu Xu's pillow and liked it very much, so he wrote a poem about it. Chen Lin, thousands of miles away, saw this essay and was amazed. At a banquet, I specially took out an article for the guests present to circulate and appreciate. I kept boasting: "How refined and fresh this article is!" You know, this is written by my compatriot Zhang Hong ... "

Before long, I also saw Chen Lin's "Arsenal Fu" and "On Ying Ji". I couldn't help clapping my hands and immediately wrote a letter to Chen Lin. The letter praised Chen Lin's fresh and unique writing style and said that he would learn from him.

Chen Lin was deeply moved after reading the letter. When he wrote back, he said modestly, "I live in the north and the news is blocked." I have little contact with scholars from all over the world and have never seen the world. " It's just that there are not many people who can write articles here, so it's easy for me to take the lead here and get excessive praise from everyone. It's not that my talent is really that good, but that you praise me too much. Compared with you and Zhang Zhao, the gap is too big, just like a wizard can't cast witchcraft when he meets a wizard. "

Drip wears away the stone-persistence is success.

Zhang Guaiya is the county magistrate of Chongyang County. Once, he saw a clerk in charge of the warehouse come out of the warehouse and put a copper coin in the warehouse into his pocket. He immediately sent someone to arrest the little official for questioning and ordered him to be tortured with sticks. The little official shouted discontentedly, "What's the big deal about a copper coin? Why are you so mean to me! "

Hearing this, Zhang Guaiya took a pen and wrote a comment: "One yuan a day, a thousand yuan a day, a rope sawed off, a drop of water wears away the stone." It means: a copper coin a day, a thousand days is a thousand copper coins, which is like sawing wood with a rope and dripping water through a stone. Over time, wood will be sawed off and stones will drip down. Then, he ordered the beadle to be beheaded.

The idiom "a drop of water wears away a stone" comes from this story. Sometimes it is written as "dripping water wears away the stone", which means the same thing. The original intention of the story is that although the shortcomings and mistakes are small, they will cause great harm when accumulated. Zhang Guaiya killed the beadle according to this article, which is naturally an abuse of criminal law. Now it is often used in the front, which means that as long as you have perseverance and perseverance in studying or doing things, you will definitely be able to "drop water through the stone", overcome difficulties and achieve success.

With honey in his mouth.

Song Sima Guang's "Zi Tongzhi Tang Jian Xuanzong Tianbao First Year": "Avoid the scribes especially, or be kind to them, and spit them out with sweet words. The world says that Li Fulin' has honey in his mouth and a sword in his stomach'. " It means sweet in the mouth and hard in the heart. Describe a two-faced person who is cunning and insidious, referring to a person with a snake and a scorpion heart.

Li, an important minister of the Ministry of War of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (Li Longji), is not bad in terms of talent, and his words and paintings are very good; But as an official, he is not sincere in doing things, but blindly accommodating and catering to Xuanzong's will. Not only that, he also used some improper methods to make friends with eunuchs and concubines who were closely related to Xuanzong.

So he was very popular with Xuanzong and became an official in the DPRK 19 years. Li is in contact with ordinary people. He always shows friendliness and cooperation in appearance, and all he says is nice and kind words. But in fact, his temperament and his superficial attitude are completely opposite; He turned out to be a very cunning and insidious person, who often gave bad ideas to harm people. However, although bad people can sometimes achieve the goal of harming others and not benefiting themselves, they will find this hypocrisy after a long time, so everyone will say that he has "honey in his mouth and a sword in his stomach" behind his back. That is: the mouth is sweet, but the sword in the heart hurts. In the Tang Dynasty, there was assistant minister Li Yifu in the book. His usual movements and expressions are loyal and gentle. And no matter who he talks to, he always grins at himself first to show his sincerity and kindness. In fact, people on earth are mean and treacherous at heart, and often use insidious tricks to harm people. After a long time, people also found his mask, wrapped it behind his back and said that he "hides the knife in his smile." People like Li and Li Yifu are terrible because they are not what they seem. If they are not careful, they will suffer. Therefore, it is not only a good idiom, but also a warning for us to make friends. Although "Hidden Sword" and "Hiding Knife in Laughter" come from two stories of two people, they have the same meaning, both of which describe people's duplicity and duplicity; External performance is very good, very attractive, and people are willing to make friends, but inside they are trying their best to calculate and murder people.

mix

There was a poet named Jia Dao in the Tang Dynasty. One day, he went out on a donkey, walking on the road and writing poems. Two of them are: "Birds perch on trees by the pool, and monks push the moon down the door."

Jia Dao recited these two poems repeatedly and made a gesture with his hand. Is it better to "push the door" or "knock"? He can't settle down for a while.

At this time, the writer Han Yu passed by here. According to the regulations at that time, when officials came, pedestrians had to make way. However, Jia Dao was still chanting poems with his head down, and ran into Han Yu's honor guard.

Tolerance immediately dragged Jia Dao off the donkey's back and pushed him to Han Yu's eyes. Jia Dao had to talk about poetry. Instead of blaming Jia Dao, Han Yu smiled and said to Jia Dao, "It's better to knock!"

This story later formed a word called "scrutiny". It means to revise the text repeatedly. "Repeated deliberation" means repeated deliberation and revision.

Similar to "thoughtful", there are the word "consider" and the idiom "be cautious"

outwardly strong but inwardly weak

The State of Qin was at war with the State of Jin, and the State of Jin wanted to drive with a horse presented by the State of Zheng. Minister Zheng Qing advised Gong Hui: "Since ancient times, you should use your own good horse in the war, because it is a local, familiar with the road and obedient. It is difficult to control foreign horses. In case of an accident, you will kick and scream. Moreover, this kind of horse looks very strong in appearance, but in fact it has no ability (the original text is' external strength is hollow'). How can it fight? " But Gong Hui didn't listen to Zheng Qing's persuasion.

After the fighting started, the horses and chariots of the state of Jin ran here and there, and soon they got stuck in the mire. The result was defeated and Kim was captured alive by Qin Jun.

Zheng Qing's saying that "external strength is weak" later became an idiom. "Appearance" is the appearance, surface; "Middle" means middle and inside; "Dry" means dry and empty. Used to describe the strong appearance, but in fact the internal strength is empty.

A similar idiom is "bully is always coward". "Color" is the look on the face; "Li" is fierce; "You" is a weakness. This idiom means that the external strength is strong and the internal strength is weak.

Swallow something raw-accept something uncritically.

In the Tang Dynasty, there was a county magistrate named Zhang Huaiqing. In pursuit of fame and fortune, he often cheats and regards other people's works as his own "creation". At that time, Wang Changling, a poet, and Guo Zhengyi, a celebrity, had a high reputation, and Zhang Huaiqing often copied their works.

Li Yifu, the minister, wrote a five-character poem "Carving the moon as a song fan and cutting clouds as a dance dress". It means carving the bright moon in the sky into a fan, singing and dancing, and cutting the colorful clouds in the air into clothes and dancing. It's strange to imagine. As soon as Zhang Huaiqing saw it, he copied it down and added two words at the beginning of each poem to form a seven-character poem. "The moon is a song fan and the cloud is a dance dress." After his "creation", the poem became completely impassable, and no one knew what it meant.

As soon as Zhang Huaiqing's poems came out, people talked about them. Some people even made up a jingle for him based on his plagiarism of Wang Changling and Guo Zhengyi's works, mocking him as "stripping Wang Changling alive and swallowing Guo Zhengyi alive". The phrase "Eat Wang Changling alive and Guo Zhengyi alive" has been simplified to the idiom "Eat alive", and its usage has also changed. Now it is used to describe some people who are born without thinking and digesting.

Try to copy other people's experiences and methods.

Talk like a waterfall

In the Jin Dynasty, there was a great scholar named Guo Xiang, whose name was Xuan.

He was already a very talented person when he was young. In particular, he can carefully observe some phenomena in daily life and then calmly think about the truth. So his knowledge is very profound, and he often has original opinions on things. Later, he devoted himself to the study of Laozi and Zhuangzi and had a deep understanding of Laozi and Zhuangzi.

After some years, the court sent someone to invite him again and again. He really couldn't refuse, so he agreed to go to North Korea and wait for Lang. When he arrived in Beijing, he was able to talk about everything clearly because of his rich knowledge. Besides, his eloquence is very good and he likes to express his opinions very much, so whenever people listen to him, they feel with relish.

At that time, there was a captain named Wang Yan who appreciated Guo Xiang's eloquence very much. He often praised Guo Xiang in front of others, saying, "Listening to Guo Xiang is like an upside-down river that keeps pouring down and never dries up." Guo Xiang's eloquence illustrates this point.

Later generations described people who are good at talking as "eloquent". Once they talk, they are like a never-ending upside-down river.

Too ordinary to be surprising.

Liu Yuxi was an outstanding poet in the middle Tang Dynasty. During his tenure in the imperial court, he sought political and metallurgical reforms. After his failure, he was demoted to a remote place as a secretariat (official name) and returned to Beijing in his later years. On his way back to Beijing via Yangzhou, his friend Shen Li hosted a banquet for him. Shen Li was a "common" (official name), and his family was rich and paid great attention to ostentation and extravagance. Talking and laughing at the party, Shen Li invited the singers to sing and politely asked them to propose a toast to rachel. In the face of this luxurious scene, Liu Yuxi could not help but sing a poem:

High-pitched clouds and palace-like makeup, a spring song "Du Weiniang". It is common to meddle in other people's affairs, which broke the Jiangnan secretariat. The idiom "commonplace" is condensed from the poem "commonplace and nosy" Sikong

The original poem refers to Li Shen. "I am used to it" means I am used to it. Since "Sikong" has lost its specific meaning, it is not surprising to use this idiom to describe it.

Similar idioms are "common occurrences". "Repeated" means many times; "Fresh" means fresh and novel. In other words, if you watch more, you won't feel fresh.

give the right prescription for an illness

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was an outstanding doctor named Hua Tuo, whose medical skills were very brilliant. There are two patients, one is Li Yan and the other is Ni Xun. Both of them had a headache and a fever, and they looked for a lot.

The doctor didn't cure him, so he came to Huatuo. After careful diagnosis, Hua Tuo gave each of them a prescription. Li Yan's prescription is divergent medicine,

Ni Xun's prescription is laxative. As soon as they saw it, they all muttered in their hearts: they are all the same diseases, so how to use drugs is completely different? He asked Hua Tuo what the reason was.

Hua Tuo said: "Taking medicine depends on the specific situation. You have the same symptoms, but the reasons for getting sick are different. Ni Xun's illness was eaten from the kitchen, while Li Yan caught cold from the outside. The cause is different, and the medication can't be the same. "

Hearing this, the two of them took the medicine at ease and recovered quickly. The idiom "suit the right medicine" comes from this story. "Symptoms" refers to symptoms. The present usage of this idiom

The law is much broader. This idiom can be used to describe not only treating diseases, but also taking appropriate measures and methods according to specific situations and problems. Similar idioms include "targeted". "Virtue" is the goal; An arrow is an arrow. It means shooting an arrow with a goal. "suit the right medicine" emphasizes that effective methods should be taken according to objective conditions; "Targeted" emphasizes that things should be purposeful and targeted.

It takes years to build a big ship-great ideas mature late.

The allusion is that it takes a long time to finish precious objects. It is often said that talented people often achieve late. Laozi: "A late bloomer." Wang Chong wrote "On Balance and Form" in the Han Dynasty: "It is difficult to sell goods when you are a late bloomer. If you worship more, you will become a good person. " "The Story of the Three Kingdoms Cui Yan": "Strictly follow the younger brother's forest without much hope. Although marriage and family are still very light, Yan often said, "The so-called late bloomer will come." "Song Chen Shidao's" The Back Mountain "Volume II:" Those who are wonderful in their twilight years are late bloomers. "Go back to Chapter 49 of The Scholars:" Two gentlemen are talented and will be great in the future. " Lao She's Four Generations under One roof: "Finally, the famous' White Apricot' was covered with tissue paper, ending the apricot season, as if it were a late bloomer. "

An old hand is a good guide

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Huangong led troops to attack the country of Shanrong and won. King Shanrong fled to a remote bamboo village. Qi Huangong followed, and marched straight into the solitary bamboo country.

It was the spring season, and when the lonely bamboo kingdom was defeated, it was already spring and winter. When we went out, it was a dense forest, but now it's all dead branches and leaves; At that time, there were flowers everywhere, but now it's all white snow. When I came, I couldn't find any traces of the road. The Qi army lost its way and was surrounded by mountains. Qi Huangong was very anxious. At this time, Minister Guan Zhong came up with an idea. He asked the soldiers to lead the way with some old horses. The army followed closely and finally returned to Qi.

The idiom "an old horse knows the way" comes from this story, which means that an old horse knows the way. "Tao" is Tao and Road. Now it is generally used to refer to experienced people who are familiar with the situation and understand the law. Sometimes I also write "an old horse who knows the way", which means the same thing.

Use more and use less-use less and use less talents.

Pang Tong

After Zhou Yu died, Lu Su recommended Pang Tong to Sun Quan, who didn't need him. Lu Su recommended Pang Tong to find Liu Bei. Seeing that he was ugly, Liu Bei arranged for him to be a county magistrate in Leiyang County. Pang Tong was unhappy and wanted to impress Liu Bei with his talent. Seeing Zhuge Liang's absence, I had to say goodbye. After that, I drank all day. Liu Bei heard that Pang Tong ignored politics, so he drank all day for fun. He was furious and ordered Zhang Fei to visit Jingnan. Zhang Fei went with Sun Gan. Pang Tong didn't come out to meet him at that time. Pang Tong's colleagues told Zhang Fei how Pang Tong ignored politics. Zhang Fei was furious and wanted to capture Pang Tong alive. It is not too late for Sun Gan to persuade him to see Pang Tong. When Zhang Fei met Pang Tong, he told him to scrap all kinds of things in the county. Pang Tong thought everything was trivial. As a result, it took only half a day to deal with everything this month. Zhang Fei admired him very much and recommended him to Liu Bei. Later generations turned Pang Tong into a county magistrate-two-part allegorical saying, which was overqualified.

Guide things along its development process.

Sun Bin was a famous strategist in the Warring States Period. He once studied the art of war with Pang Juan. Later, Pang Juan became a general in Wei, and he was very trusted. But knowing that his talent was not as good as Sun Bin's, he invited Sun Bin to Wei for a pretence and set a deadly trap to dig up Sun Bin's two kneecaps.

Later, Sun Bin secretly fled to Qi with the help of Qi's emissaries, and gained the trust of Qi. On one occasion, Wei sent Pang Juan and Zhao to attack South Korea, and South Korea asked Qi for help. The King of Qi sent Tian Ji as the general and Sun Bin as the strategist, and led the army to aid Korea. Sun Bin and Hotan went straight as soon as they entered.

Refers to the capital girder of Wei, forcing Pang Juan to retreat home. When Sun Bin saw that Pang Juan was lured back, he said to Tian Ji, "Wei Junqiang looks down on Qi.

I always thought our army was timid. Those who are good at commanding operations should conform to this trend and guide them in a favorable way (the original saying is' good soldiers are guided by their potential'). Now we can pretend to be defeated and adopt the strategy of reducing the number of stoves day by day to make the enemy misunderstand. "So Tian Ji ordered troops to repair the stove and cook. On the first day, they repaired100000 stoves, on the second day, they repaired 50000 stoves, and on the third day, it was reduced to 30000 stoves.

Pang Juan saw that the firewood stoves of the Qi army were decreasing day by day, thinking that the soldiers of the Qi army were timid, and most of them fled, only taking some light cavalry to pursue them.

Sun Bin estimated that the pursuers could reach Maling at night, so he chose a big tree, scraped off its bark and wrote, "Pang Juan died under this tree!" " A few big characters, and let several shooters ambush in the messy grass around the tree, and agreed to shoot arrows together when they saw the fire.

Sure enough, Pang Juan arrived in Maling at night. When he sent someone to identify the handwriting on the tree with a torch,

Countless arrows shot at the fire together. Suddenly, Wei Jun was in chaos. Pang Juan fell into a trap at this moment and committed suicide.

This is the story of Sun Bin's wits in history. The idiom "make the best use of the situation" was said by Sun Bin.

"A good soldier is guided by his potential" has been simplified. "Cause" is to follow and follow; "potential" is the trend; "Guidance" is guidance. The whole idiom means to guide things well according to their development trends and laws.

Young people should be respected.

The afterlife is awesome, hòu shēng kèwè, from The Analects of Zi Han in the pre-Qin period. It means that young people will definitely surpass their predecessors, which is very awesome.

When Confucius was traveling, he met three children, two of whom were playing and the other was standing by. Confucius was surprised and asked the standing children why they didn't play with everyone. The child replied seriously: "fierce fighting will hurt people's lives, and pandering play will also hurt people's bodies;" To say the least, tearing clothes is no good. So I don't want to play with them. What's so strange about this? "

After a while, the child made a castle out of mud and sat in it himself. He didn't come out for a long time, and he didn't make way for Confucius who was ready to leave. Confucius couldn't help asking, "Why don't you avoid the car when you are sitting inside?" "I only heard that the car will go around the city, but I have never heard of the castle to avoid cars!" The child said. Confucius was very surprised. He thought it was amazing that such a young child could speak so well, so he praised him and said, "You know so much at such a young age!" " "The child replied," I heard that fish can swim for three days, rabbits can run in the fields for three days, and horses can walk with mares for three days. These are all natural things. What is the size? Confucius sighed and said, "Well, now I know that young people are really amazing! " "

contradictory

Spear and shield are two ancient weapons. Spears can be used to attack and kill enemies; Shields are used for defense and can protect themselves.

There was a man who sold weapons in Chu State. He sold them everywhere with spears and shields. Everyone says that his spear and shield are made of the hardest materials. He pointed at the shield for a while and boasted to people, "My shield is special and the hardest. No weapon can pierce it!" " Then he raised his spear and boasted, "My spear is the sharpest! You can pierce anything! "

A man asked, "What will happen if you stab your shield with your spear?" He couldn't answer a word when asked.

The idiom "contradiction" comes from this story. Used to describe things, inconsistent words and contradictions.

unselfish

During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a place called Nanyang in the State of Jin, which lacked a county magistrate. Duke Ping of Jin went to ask Qi Huangyang, a doctor at that time, and said to him, "Wan County lacks a county magistrate. You see, who should be sent to be this official? "

Qi Huangyang replied without hesitation: "Tell Xie Hu to go. He is a just man. He is the most suitable county magistrate there. He will be competent! "

Gong Ping asked him in surprise: "Xie Hu is not your enemy?" Why recommend him! "

Qi Huangyang smiled and said, "You only ask me who is capable and who is the most suitable county magistrate in Nanyang. You didn't ask me if Xie Hu was my enemy! He and I are just personal grievances and can't cover up his talent. "

Qi Huangong Jinping thought what he said was very reasonable, and thought Xie Hu was really good, so he sent Xie Hu to Wan County to take office. After Xie Hu took office, he was really talented in governance and did a lot of good things for the people there. Everyone praised him.

After a while, Jin Pinggong asked Qi Huangyang again, "Now there is a lack of a judge in the imperial court. You see, who is qualified for this position? "

Qi Huangyang said without hesitation: "Wu Qi can hold this position."

Jin Pinggong was surprised again and asked, "Isn't Wuqi your son? How do you recommend your son? Not afraid of others gossiping? "

Qi Huangyang said: "But you only asked me who is qualified for the position of judge, so I recommended him;" You didn't ask me if Wuqi was my son! "

Jin Pinggong was satisfied with Qi Huangyang's answer, so he sent Wuqi as a judge. When Wu Qi became a judge, he was able to enforce the law fairly and did many good things for the people, which was very popular and loved by people.

After listening to these two stories, Confucius praised Qi Huangyang very much. Confucius said, "Qi Huangyang said it well! He recommends talents purely on the basis of ability, but does not recommend him because he is his own enemy and deliberately takes sides; Not because he is his own son, but because he is afraid of being discussed, he is not recommended. People like Huang Qiyang can say' selfless'! "

Catch up from behind

During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there was a minister named Ji An. He was honest and dared to give advice to the emperor in person, so Emperor Wu didn't like him very much, but he had to respect him.

Ji An is an old minister. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was a prince, his position was relatively high. But he was never promoted, but his people were constantly promoted, surpassing him, which made Ji An very uncomfortable.

Once, he finally couldn't bear it anymore and said to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, "The way you appoint ministers is like making firewood. The more you go to the back, the more you put it on it! " (The original text is "Your Majesty uses ministers, such as accumulating salary, and the latecomers come to the top." Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty knew that he was venting his dissatisfaction with himself and listened silently.

The phrase "latecomers come first" has evolved into the idiom "latecomers come first". "Ju" means existence. Ji An's original words are a kind of criticism and satire to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, which means that people with junior qualifications, although lacking in talents, actually surpass those with higher qualifications. Now the meaning of this idiom has changed, but it is only used to describe and praise later people for surpassing their predecessors.

◆ 10,000 words are not enough to eat, and a handful of running water can quench your thirst.

The mountain climbed up step by step, and the boats rolled out one by one.

◆ A thousand studies are not as good as seeing, and a thousand studies are not as good as practicing.

It won't be too steep to live on a slope for a long time.

A horse looks at his teeth, but a man looks at his words and deeds.

◆ It's not cold in winter. I wonder if it's warm in spring?

◆ Don't be the host, don't know how expensive rice is; If you don't have children, you don't know your parents.

◆ Hands that don't touch the bottom of the pot are not black, and hands that don't hold oil bottles are not greasy.

◆ When the water comes out, people will see people for a long time.

◆ Those who strike while the iron is hot should put their own pliers, and those who farm should go to the fields by themselves.

◆ Ask the woodcutter for firewood and the ferryman for sails.

I would rather do it than miss it.

Be fooled for the first time and come back for the second time.

◆ Send back water and precipitate sludge; We learn through practice.

Hearing is false, seeing is believing.

◆ An old horse knows the way, but an old man knows the world.

Old people don't talk about the past, and future generations will lose their music.

◆ Old beef has a chewing head, and the old man has a listening head.

◆ Ginger is spicy, and the elderly have much experience.

Seeing is believing, seeing is believing.

◆ Eat once and learn once.

◆ When you are in charge, you know that salt and rice are expensive, and when you go out, you know that the road is difficult.

◆ Only talk about not practicing the fake style, only practice the real style, and even talk about practicing the whole style.

◆ More files and faster sawing, more learning.

A rabbit's tail can't be long.

23. You can't steal chicken-eat rice. 24. The old woman sells melons-selling herself and bragging.

25. You can't touch the tiger's ass. 26. Who dares to pull a cart with a tiger?

27. Rats cross the street-everyone shouts and fights. Although the sparrow is small, it has various organs.

29. The thatch on the wall-

3 1, a blessing in disguise? 32, Han Xin, point soldiers-the more the better.

33. Monk Zhang Er was at a loss. 34. It is not difficult to borrow it again.

35, cats cry mice-crocodile tears 36, jiaozi broken skin-exposed.

37. Carrying water on a pole-hanging two ends with one heart. 38. Play the lute to a cow-it's futile.

39. Eight Immortals Party-Dialogue with God 40. Toast overlord-do it or not.

4 1, it's certain-you can't run 42, put the drum door on your back-and ask for a beating.

43, straw as a lamp-carelessness (core) 44, bamboo shoots unearthed-rising.

45, a kitchen knife cuts tofu-46.

47. Mountain drumming-famous on all sides (singing) 48. The dog bit Lv Dongbin-I don't know what to do.

49. Guan Gong went to Maicheng-pride goes before a fall. 50. An iron cock is penniless.

5 1, the egg hits the stone-overreaching 52, Jiang Taigong fishing-whoever wishes takes the bait.

53, kick the watermelon skin-where to slide-54, fifteen buckets to draw water-seven up and eight down.

55. The mouse drills the bellows-both ends suffer from gas. 56. There are green hills, but there is no fear of firewood.

57. Look at people through the door-look down on them. 58. Clay Bodhisattva crosses the river-it's hard to protect himself.

59. Spilled water can't be collected. 60. Riding a donkey and reading a songbook-we'll see.

6 1, send goose feathers a thousand miles away-the gift is light and the affection is heavy. 62. Meat buns beat dogs.

63. There is no tiger in the mountain-the monkey is the king. 64. Everyone knows the heart of Si Mazhao.

65. The nephew plays lanterns-as usual (uncle) 66. The tortoise is determined to eat this weight.

67, telling stories with a crooked mouth-oblique (evil) saying 68, shallots mixed with tofu-clear and white.

69, the young monk chanting-70, Zhou Yu hit Huang Gai-wishful thinking.

7 1, driving ducks to the shelves-thankless. Blow the fire with a rolling pin-I don't know anything.

73, blind people wear glasses-decoration 74, monkeys catch the moon-busy.

75. A scholar meets a soldier-three heads are better than one Zhuge Liang.

77. The young monk chanted sutras-a careless mouth. 78. Monks teach Taoists-Be lenient.

79. Marry a daughter-in-law in the New Year-double happiness at the door. The deaf see the dumb-don't care.

8 1, riveting copper sheets-one is one, the other is two-82, carrying bamboo poles in the alley-go straight.

83. Bitter blisters Huanglian-bitter water plus bitter water 84. I untie the rope and you push the boat-let nature take its course.

85. Put the onion in the pig's nose-pretend to be an elephant. Only government officials are allowed to set fires, and people are not allowed to light lamps.

87. Pig and Bajie look in the mirror-inside and outside are not people. 88. Flying a kite is broken-it's hopeless.

89, the storm in the pond-big deal 90, talk without lighting-speak slang.

9 1, sailing against the wind and current-hard support 92, crossing the sea with the Eight Immortals-each shows his magical powers.

93. Japanese people wear tall hats-pretend to be big. 94. Go to the Fire Temple for rain-find the wrong door.

95. Playing with an axe in front of Luban-as blind as a bat. The old lady ate dumplings-swallowed them.

97. Rainstorm in the sun-false feeling (sunny day) 98. Selling dog meat by hanging sheep's head-false feelings.

99. Crossing the river with a beard-too modest 100, singing without watching songs-is outrageous.

10 1, watching the sunrise from the top of Mount Tai-overlooking 102, chopping firewood with lanterns-openly chopping.

103, go down the mine with lanterns-step by step 104, jump on the stage to join in the fun-take part in accidental amusement.

105, pushing the steps on the car-one hurdle at a time-106, the big girl in a sedan chair-for the first time.

107, borrow a dime and pay back a dime-nothing like 108, blowing fire with a rolling pin-nothing.

109, playing the trumpet by the window-the famous 1 10, crabs crossing the street-bullying.

1 1 1, shoes without awl-needle (true) line 1 12, cheng's axe-these three tricks.

1 13, deaf ear-decoration 1 1