Shake your head, shake your feet, stagger, shake your tail for food, shake your seat, wave your flag, shake your lips and shake your beak.

Shake your head?

Pronunciation: [yá o tó u bino]

Interpretation: The head is shaking. Describe pride or self-satisfaction. It also describes reading and reciting postures.

Shake your head and stamp your feet.

Pronunciation: [yáo shǒu dün zú]

Interpretation: shake your head and stamp your feet. A look of great chagrin or regret.

hesitate

Pronunciation: [yá o yá o humm: ng humm: ng]

Explanation: Swinging from side to side, unstable

Is collapsing

Pronunciation: [[yáo yáo yüZhu]

Interpretation: shake: shake; A trembling look; Desire: to be; Autumn: Autumn. It's staggering; Is about to fall. Describe it as unstable; Will degenerate; Or metaphor is about to collapse or collapse.

A man of low status, begging for a man

Pronunciation: [yáo wáI qiúshí]

Commentary: The tiger was caged and wagged its tail for food. It means that people's status has been lowered and they are welcome.

In the middle of the corridor

Pronunciation: [yáo xí pò zuò]

Explanation: It means to leave in the middle of the party.

Wave the flag and shout-drum for someone

Pronunciation: [yá o qí nà hn]

Interpretation: Shout: Try to scream. Refers to the ancient fighting time; Waving flags and shouting; Scream, kill, come on.

Speak freely-talk nonsense (stir up trouble)

Pronunciation: [yáo chún gǔ Xie]

Interpretation: drum tongue: chewing the tongue; Refers to the paradox. Shake your lips; Stir your tongue. Describe to incite or lobby with eloquence.