The idioms for cows are as follows:

Sweating cows fill the house, nine cows, one hairy cow, watering the cows, playing the lute to the cows, cooking dings, and explaining the cows

The power of the cows, nine cows and two tigers would rather be the mouth of a chicken. , not to be the queen of the cow

I would rather be the mouth of a chicken than to be the queen of the cow. A small test of wind, horse and cow are irrelevant

An angry bull fights a rhinoceros, looks at the moon, an angry bull fights a bull head, a horse face, a horse cow, its wind< /p>

Wu Niu Chuan Yue Niu doesn’t drink water and presses his head. He would rather be a chicken’s mouth than a cow queen

One cow, nine locks, rhinoceros, shine on the cow, Zhu is like a cow, bear a heavy load, swallow a cow with fighting spirit, and be as strong as a cow

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The Cow Cloth Is Weeping to the Cow Drizzle, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl Holding the Cow's Ear with a Roaring Cow

As Many as Cow Hair, Nine Cows, One Thin Barren Cow, Skeleton Pork, Chicken Mouth, Cow Queen, Bezoar Dog Treasure

Buy Cow The sword-selling old cow licks its calf, one cow croaks, one cow croaks, and is ashamed of its queen

Panting like a bull, defeating a bullfighting horse, riding a bull, reading Chinese books, cow ghosts and snake gods

Niu Ma Bo Native cows, wooden horses, fighting for cats, throwing cows and mud cows into the sea, barren cows and dolphins

Winds, cows and horses are not related to newborn calves. If they are not afraid of tigers, how can they use a cow knife to cut chickens?

Nine cows cannot pull cocoons, cow hairs, chicken carcasses, cows Cook chicken from Khan Niu Chongwu Niu Ding

Buy Niu Xi, Goma Bo Niu Ma, Niu Ni, Horse Noodles, Bull-headed Snake, Divine Cow Ghost

Sima Niu Zhi sighs that the cow's head is wrong and the horse's face is wrong Riding an ox in search of cattle, plowing the fields and seizing the oxen

The king of Qi gave up his oxen and cowclothes, and the oxen listened to the piano and died, and the sheep got the ox vertebrae. Moon Wu Niu boasts and pats the horse

The building is filled with cows, cows wearing calf mallets, cows and wine, building rice cow clothes, cows riding horses

Bulls and drums, wind, horses, cows and cows stuffed in the building Hu Niu, Hu Ma, Silk Ox Hair

Pulled ox, horse, ox head, ox without complete plow ox, horns, son of plow ox, carrying cauldron and oxen

Old ox breaking cart, ox, high horse, big ox knife, cutting chickens and oxen Ji *** prison, cow Ji in the same trough

Cow Ji and soap, cow horns hanging books, how to kill a chicken with a cow knife and exchange a sheep with a cow

A rat enters the horns of a cow, a cow farmer cries, the cow's head is wrong, the horse's mouth is wrong The hooves of cows are wet

Cows, horses, lapels, cows and sheep should not trample on cows' clothes. The cows are sick and lying under their mouths. The cows go down into the well

The cowherd and the weaver girl knock the cows and kill the horses. One of the cows crying in the cow's clothes at night. Fish in the Cow's Hoof

Fish in the Cow's Hoof, Cow Star, Weaver Girl, Cow Boy, Horse Rider, Horns, Horse, Slaughterhouse Cattle and Sheep

Loose Horses, Hugh Cows, Hugh Cows Return to Horses, Hugh Cows, Scattered Horse Vertebrae The cow eats the cow's blood and strengthens his energy

The song of the cow's horns, the scholar's cow's horns, the cow's legs are the same as the soap, the horse's lapel, the cow plows the cow's horns

The son of the plow cow sells the sword, buys the cow, the whale sucks the cow, drinks the cow, and makes the cow work Horse rice, cow, butchered dog

Herding cattle back to the horse across the mountain to buy an old cow pen mistaken for a cow fight, a cow fight under the bed

The proverb of the cow:

The cow does not Pressing the head with force: a metaphor for forcing someone to do something they don't want to do.

An ox does not know the bend of its horns, and a horse does not know how long its face is: it is a metaphor for people's lack of self-awareness.

A cow chasing a rabbit is unable to use its strength: it refers to being restricted by certain conditions and cannot use its strength. Not coming out.

Cows plow the fields and horses eat the grains: a metaphor for unfair treatment, those who suffer suffer, and those who enjoy happiness enjoy happiness.

An ox has the strength of a thousand catties, but a man has a way to defeat an ox: It is a metaphor that no matter how strong the opponent is, he will have a way to subdue it.

An ox lassoes a horse, both of them are exhausted: lasso: refers to lassoing a chariot. One finger is fast and the other is slow, holding each other back. It means that it is difficult to cooperate in doing things.

Bullshit is not true: metaphor is nonsense, the two have nothing to do with each other

Bullshit is not for bragging, and trains are not for push: It means not to talk big words out of thin air, but to read the truth

I am like a cow, eating grass and squeezing out milk and blood. ——Lu Xun

Old Niu also knows that the sunset is late and there is no need to raise his whip.

Cattle and sheep can be seen in the windblown grass. ——"Collection of Yuefu Poems·Chile Song"

It is a matter of filling the cow's head with charcoal. ——"The Charcoal Seller" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

There are hundreds of hectares of fields, thousands of pavilions and thousands of hooves each. ――"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio·Promoting Weaving"

With a cold eyebrow, he points his fingers at thousands of people, bowing his head and willing to be a Ruziniu. ——Lu Xun

Pure separation is a cow.

——"Zuo Zhuan: The Fifth Year of Duke Zhao"

The neighbor in the east killed the cow. ——"Book of Rites·Fang Ji"

Niu said it was too tight. ――"The Book of Rites of Dada·Zengzi Tianyuan"