Selected two-part allegorical sayings and proverbs about mice

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1. A blind cat catches a dead mouse-only; Chanyao

2. Cats catch mice-ancestral craft; Instinct; secret prescription handed down in the family from generation to generation

3. Weasel pees-a slant.

4. Mice and cats sleep together-practice courage

5. The weasel crosses the road-everyone is shouting.

6. The weasel is standing at the door of the henhouse-pretending to be on guard.

7. Three mice celebrate the New Year-the situation is getting worse every year.

8. The little mouse squatted on the back of the chair-what a big shelf.

9. Ten mice surround a cat-no one dares to go forward.

10. A mouse in a hat is scratching its head.

1 1. The little mouse climbed on the scale hook-I don't know how heavy it is.

12. The weasel bites the tortoise-watch while eating.

13. The little mouse gets angry every day; I don't know which section to die in.

14. Weasel to tail-nothing valuable; No valuable hair; No valuable hair

15. Pick up a mouse as a pig-catch the hairy blow.

16. Hearing the cat meow makes me tremble-as timid as a mouse.

17. The mouse in the biscuit shop-eating food; poor-quality goods

18. Weasels give birth to mice-one generation is not as good as the next; Generation ratio difference

19. Eat 25 mice in one bite-scratch your heart with your claws.

20. The weasel winnowed two cows-a nest is not as good as a nest.

2 1. A blind cat meets a dead mouse-purely by accident; Coincidentally; Good luck; Rare; A rare benefit

22. Borrow rice from a mouse-welcome.

23. A little mouse with a chestnut crown-hedgehog

24. Dead mice-all cats; Try your best to drag a cat.

25. A mouse went into a cat's nest, which was a free gift.

26. The weasel hides in the chicken shed-uneasy and kind; Do not eat chicken to eat chicken; Do not eat; Steal if you don't steal; Eat if you don't eat; Not without stealing chickens.

27. A blind cat meets a dead mouse-all by luck.

28. Rat crossing the street-everyone shouts and hits (metaphorically causing public outrage)

29. Lou Lati's fifteen tricks-stolen.

30. The weasel drags the chicken-the more it drags, the thinner it gets.

3 1. A cat drills a mouse hole-hiding its head and exposing its tail; Difficult to enter; Does not work; cannot get through

32. I ate fifteen mice in one bite-I'm in a hurry.

33. Weasels don't wear cowbells-first, they can't afford to bite, and second, they dare not bite.

34. The weasel is holding a feather duster-empty joy; Kong kaixin

35. The weasel became a big fairy-pest.

36. Weasel daubs the wall-small hands and feet

37. The weasel went to the henhouse-no mercy; If you don't steal, you steal.

38. I hurt the jade bottle by hitting a mouse-penny wise and pound foolish.

39. The weasel and the chicken are cousins, not good relatives.

40. the mouse in the cat's mouth-there is nothing left (metaphor for eating clean)

4 1. The weasel was sent to the wooden bridge-a dilemma

42. The mouse fell into the white rice shop-beaming (metaphorically happy).

43. The weasel bites the hedgehog-there is no way out; Difficult exit

44. The mouse drilled the bellows-asking for it.

45. The weasel is holding a feather duster-empty happiness

46. A mouse fell into the rice jar-half happy and half sad (metaphor for good and bad * * *).

47. The weasel is flying a kite-it's embarrassing to go to heaven; Burning into the sky

48. frightened rat-afraid to show up.

49. The weasel is hiding on the Lemu Bridge-will it come or not?

50. It's not a good omen for a weasel to marry a cat.

5 1. Weasel Cave-Repair.

52. The mouse in the monk temple-listen to many classics.

53. The weasel pulls the chicken-there is no return.

54. Hearing the cat meow makes people's bones crisp-as timid as a mouse.

55. The weasel plays with the spool-tinkering.

56. The mouse ran into the pit-it was all bad luck.

57. Weasel fasting chickens-not a good sign; Not a good sign, but a bad sign.

58. The mouse in the horn-drill hard

59. Eat twenty-five mice in one bite-scratch your heart with your claws; Scratch your heart

60. Mice in the clouds-born mice; Born kind; Natural consumption

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