A collection of classic two-part allegorical sayings related to swearing and harming others?

There are two kinds of two-part allegorical sayings, one is popular among scholars, and the other is a common saying spread orally by the people after the Song Dynasty. They are different in origin and nature. The following is a two-part allegorical saying about swearing. I hope what I organized is useful to you. Welcome to read:

Unplug, don't drip-do more.

Don't rinse your mouth for three years-a smelly mouth

There are skins hanging in the hall-it's outrageous.

Step on the well rope like a coward

Ugly women wear heavy makeup-disgusting

Eat and sell * * *-shameless.

The stone in the dung jar-smelly and hard

I want to pull my leg at the sight of flies-I'm insatiable.

* * * Fujian-hypocrisy

June mustard-wrong intention

Stupid people eat rotten sesame seeds-full of bad ideas

The dung beetle yawns-a smelly mouth.