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Pig's Allegorical Words

Zhu Bajie throws the mirror-afraid of showing ugliness

Zhu Bajie Learning from the Western Heavens——Three Minds and Two Minds

Zhu Bajie blind date -afraid of showing his face

Zhu Bajie wants to marry a wife-wishful thinking

Zhu Bajie Carrying His Wife-Willingly

Pig Bajie Recruits-Black Lamp Negro

Pig intestine-can't help it

Pig brains-never steal

Pig urine soaking people-the plot is heavy

The pig woman eats the zodiac-self-eaten

Raising camels in the pigpen-outstanding

Pork soup bath -tired to death

Pig trotter without salt-Dan (light) angle (foot)

The pig arches forward, the chicken dwells and then digs-each has its own doorway

Bristle brush-thick and hard

Digging mud loach in a pig's mouth-you can't dig it out even if you die

Pigs -meat-eating goods

Pig-can eat and sleep

Pigs-will they eat or dry

Pig's Allegorical Words

Put green onions on the pig's nose-pretend to be an elephant.

Do not put soy sauce on the pork feet-Bai Ti (hooves).

The pig's head in the Chenghuang Temple-there is a master.

Eat the pig's chin-love to talk.

Eat pork and read Buddhist scriptures-hypocrites.

Peggie's knife-be fast.

The wolf specializes in biting lame pigs-bullying the weak with the strong.

The hungry man spears the pig's head-fight for the mouth.

Hungry pigs occupy the wooden trough-die.

The bleeding pig-got down.

The fat pig ran into the butcher's house-the meat delivered to the door.

The fat pig ran into the butcher's house-looking for death.

Huoyazi gnaw the trotters-cross the tendons.

Can't reduce pork and tofu-bullying the soft and afraid of the hard.

Eat fried dough sticks with pork-so greasy.

The wolf cherishes the pig baby-can't pay it (analogously, there is no return).

The old fat pig goes to the slaughterhouse-the one who gets the knife (e.g. someone is the object of punishment).

The old pigeon landed on the pig's back-each raced a black one (much worse than one).

The crow dislikes the blackness of pigs-I don't think it. (The analogy only sees the shortcomings of others, but not one's own faults)

Tigers and pigs-evil and stupid.

I steal pigs and cows-one is more fierce than the other.

Buy a pig's head for two dollars—it's cheaper for him.

Lin rushed to the wild boar forest-come from a dead end.

Lu Zhishen makes a big fuss in the wild boar forest-rough but fine.

Pigs in sack-I don't know black and white.

Eyeless pig barking-grunting.

Pig's Allegorical Words

Pig gallbladder hangs on the eyebrows-suffering in front of him.

The pig's head in the temple-each has its own master (the metaphors are all owned by humans, there is no superfluous).

The ears of the sow are soft (easily moved or shaken metaphorically).

The sow destroys the roots of the wall-chaos arches (anaphora, fiddle with right and wrong).

The sow hates rice bran-abnormal.

The sow got into the cornfield-looking for a cob.

Close the pigs in the bullpen-unreliable.

The wild boar of the year-the food of the tiger (for example, sooner or later it is the food of others).

Three hundred catties of wild boar-got a big mouth (e.g. can eat).

Three money to buy a pig's head: just a mouth (like a good mouth, can talk)

Killing pigs without blowing-faint (fire retreat).

Killing pigs does not shed their hair-first blow up and see.

The encounter of the killing pig is blocking the way-there are guys.

Kill the pigs and divide the water-everyone is concerned.

Killing pigs and cutting their ears-not the point.

Kill the pig and open the mouth-search the intestines and scrape the belly.

Kill the pig and stab the butt-each has its own knife path.

Use a pencil sharpener to kill pigs-all by know-how.

The wild boar in the mountains-a powerful mouth.

The crow on the tree, the pig in the pen—Yoseki goods.

Dead pigs are not afraid of being burnt-they are free.

Feed the pigs in the jar-one by one.

Pig's feet with meat removed-cheap bones.

Kill the pig with a razor-cut it out and shave it.

Pig's Allegorical Words

The pigsty is repaired on the ridge-fat and water will not fall into the shadow of outsiders.

The pigs in the slaughterhouse are slaughtered.

Swallowing pig gall and chewing Huanglian ---suffering one after another.

Pigs hang under the eaves-bitter drops.

The little daughter-in-law buys pig entrails-fearful.

Steer pigs cut their ears-two heads suffer.

The pigs kept in the pen-inevitably get a knife.

The head of a wild boar is a tribute-false feelings.

Raise two pigs in one trough-grab food and eat.

Killing pigs that grow crops- eat by blowing the atmosphere .

Pig's Allegorical Words

Zhu Bajie carries his wife-willing to put in effort.

Pig Bajie is not a fairy-it is broken in the mouth.

Zhu Bajie eats coptis-a bitter mouth.

Zhu Bajie eats trotters-self-mutilation.

Zhu Bajie is a hero-just a happy mouth.

Zhu Bajie wears earrings-he thinks he is beautiful.

Pig Bajie wears flowers-the more ugly.

Zhu Ba Jie's martial arts-beat and rake.

Zhu Bajie's mouth-self-appreciation.

Zhu Bajie fell into the kaleidoscope-full of ugliness.

Zhu Bajie loses his temper-ugly and evil.

Zhu Bajie arches the curtain-the mouth is advanced.

Zhu Bajie had crossed the Huoyan Mountain-a rake.

Zhu Bajie entered the daughter country-dazzled.

Zhu Bajie enters the slaughterhouse-contributes himself.

Zhu Bajie gnaws the pear-what kind of fairy eats what fruit.

Zhu Bajie buys pork liver-a rare heart.

Zhu Bajie sells fried liver-which lung is this?

Zhu Ba Jie sells jelly-not many samples, a lot of taste.

The Thirty-Six Changes of Zhu Bajie-There is not a good face

Boiled pig's head-never speak

I ate rotten pig hair in my mouth-messed up

Zhu Bajie looks in the mirror-inside and outside are not people

Pig's Allegorical Words

The old sow eats the discus-a hard mouth.

The old sow eats a bowl of ballast-her mouth is full of words (porcelain).

The old sow is down-one generation is not as good as one generation.

The old sow fights -speak but not hands.

The old sow fights-bare her mouth.

The old sow was fighting with the cow-she was giving up her old face.

The old sow walked around the garden-looking for a beating.

The old sow fights with the cow-throws her life at all costs.

The old sow climbs the stairs-high climbs. ( Chinese Zodiac http:///shengxiao/)

The old sow chased the rabbit -out of breath.