Bull the cow-fighting version, build a building filled with rice, ox vertebrae, ox vertebrae, oxen hair mound, brag and flatter the horse

Haul oxen, wine, vertebrae, oxen, blood vertebrae, oxen chef, newborn calves are not afraid of cow fights under the tiger bed

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Crying moon, Wu Niu, playing drums and springs to the cows, carrying cows and calves, playing the piano to the cows, as many as cow hairs

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How can I use a cow knife to slaughter a dog and cut a chicken? Return the horse to herd the cow with a cow knife and buy an old cow across the mountain. Swine the cow to fill the house.

Chicken's mouth, cow's back, horse's lapel, cow, nine cows, two tigers' strength, barren cow, dolphin, nine cows cannot turn

nine cows, one millimeter, nine cows, one feather, chicken carcass, cow's silk from cocoon, cow's hair, whale Suck cows and drink

Carry cauldrons, plow cows, horns, old cows, broken carts, old cows, lick calves, sons of plow cows

Horse horses, cows, macaques, ride native cows, sell swords, buy cows, horse faces, and cow heads

Buying cattle and selling swords, horses and cattle, their wind and eyes, cattle without complete, buying cattle and Xige

Buying cattle and cattle without drinking water, forcibly pressing their heads, cutting their heads, cutting chickens and cattle, and cooking them in cauldrons Chicken and Ox Knife Trial

Ox, Horse, Big Ox, Ghost, Snake, God, Bezoar, Dog, Treasure, Niu Ji***, Ox Horns Hanging Book

Ox Horn Scholar, Niu Ji, Same Trough, Niu Ji, Same Soap, Niu Ji, Same Soap, Ox Horns Song

Under the cow's mouth, the cowherd and the weaver girl, the cow and the horse's lapels, the cow and the drizzle, the cows and the farmers cry to each other

The mud cow enters the sea, the cow is wet, the cow is wet, the horse is wet, the cow is wet, the cow is wet, the horse is wet, the cow's head is wrong, the horse's face is wrong, the cow's head is wrong, the horse's mouth is wrong

Ox head, horse face, cow boy, horse walking, cow listening to the piano, cow hoof, watering cow hoof, fish

The fish in the cow hoof would rather be the mouth of a chicken. If it is not the queen of the cow, it would rather be the mouth of the chicken. Mouth, don’t be the queen of cattle, the cow star and the weaver girl

The cow’s clothes are sick, the cow’s clothes are crying, the cows and sheep are crying at night

The cow’s hair, the cook’s ding, relieves the cow’s anger Bullfighting is so angry that bullfighting is panting like an ox

Bullfighting is so angry that bullfighting is panting like a bull

Bullfighting is fought with anger, bull riding is reading Chinese books, riding bulls are looking for cows, going to the well to knock cows and slaughtering horses

The Morning Bull and Weaver Girl are so angry that they are swallowing bulls and fighting with the King of Qi. The spirit of a cow is as strong as an ox, and it is as strong as an ox carrying a heavy load

How to kill a chicken with an ox knife? Sheep, Wu, cows panting, asking the cows to know their horses

Snail walking, cow steps, lost, sheep got cows, rested, cows returned to horses, cows scattered, rhinoceros looked at the moon

Taking cattle in the field, ashamed, rhinoceros shines after cow Niuzhu, one cow roars, one cow nine locks

One cow crows, one cow crows, the sheep trades with the cow, the cat throws the cow, holds the cow's ear

Drills the horns to swallow the cow

A drop in a bucket is a metaphor for extremely small value.

Nine oxen and two tigers represent great power.

A small test describes a talented person who shows some talent.

The League of Legends was an alliance based on blood in ancient times.

Weeping in cow clothes is a metaphor for the difficult life of a poor couple.

Niushan Zhuozuo (1) describes the forests in mountainous areas that have been cut down. (2) Transform its meaning to describe a person's bald head.

A book hanging on an ox's horn describes diligence and learning. It has the same meaning as "hanging beam stabs the stock", "Nang Ying reads at night", "chisels the wall to borrow light".

Cow, ghost and snake god (1) describes a person's ugly and scary appearance. (2) A metaphor for a person who behaves absurdly and viciously.

Ox-headed and horse-faced (1) describes a person’s ugly and scary appearance. (2) A metaphor for a person who behaves absurdly and viciously.

The expression "oxen, horse, wind and dust" describes people who are traveling on the road, covered in dust and fatigue, and very tired.

Ox and puffball are metaphors for lowly people or things.

Cooking chicken in a ox tripod is a metaphor for overkill.

Being wrong is a metaphor for two things that cannot be put together at all. It is usually used to describe a person who answers a question that is wrong.

There are many books.

A mud cow entering the sea is a metaphor for disappearing forever and leaving no trace.

Scar Ding Jie Niu is a metaphor for having a clear understanding of things and being able to do things with ease and use them freely.

Playing the piano on a cow is a metaphor for the incomprehensible style.

To get into trouble is a metaphor for being stubborn and trapped in a desperate situation.

The new-born calf is a metaphor for people who are new to society. They are not afraid of difficulties or evil forces when encountering difficulties.

Laduqingshen describes the love parents have for their children.

The son of Li Niu is a metaphor for an evil father and a virtuous son.

The wind, horse and cow are irrelevant and have nothing to do with each other.

A bull roaring is a metaphor for a shorter distance.

The metaphor is insignificant. It is also considered as a drop of ox.

Nine oxen and two tigers are a metaphor for great strength.

Bingji asked Niu to praise officials for caring about the suffering of the people or to hold the important position of prime minister. It is also used to satirize officials who put the cart before the horse.

Hunting the cows and letting the horses go is a metaphor for peace in the world and no more fighting. Also known as "leave the cow and return it to the horse", "break the cow and scatter the horse".

Being a cow or a horse is a metaphor for hard work.

Smuggling scalpers are intermediaries that specialize in illegal smuggling.

The loss of a sheep and the gain of an ox is a metaphor for small losses but big gains.

Bull fighting under the bed is a metaphor for nervousness.

Pao Ding Jie Niu means having a clear understanding of things, being able to do things with ease and using them freely.

Like an ox carrying a heavy load is a metaphor for a heavy burden.

The metaphor of calling a cow and behaving like a horse is that there is no certain standard for right and wrong. Reputation and reputation are determined by people without any care. Also known as calling cows and horses.

Wu Niuchuanyue is a metaphor for being overly frightened when seeing similar things that have been harmed by it, or describing the hot weather.

To ask the cow to know the horse is a metaphor for finding out the truth by deliberation from the side. Also known as asking the sheep to know the horse.

Bragging describes words that are exaggerated and untrue.

Herding cattle to graze is a metaphor for free movement.

Herding cattle and returning horses is a metaphor for a truce without fighting and a peaceful atmosphere.

The word "numerous" describes a lot.

The metaphor of earth ox and wooden horse has its name but no practicality.

Zhuangqi swallows the cow to describe the majestic and far-reaching momentum.

Ning Qifan Niu generally refers to being reused due to self-recommendation. Also known as Ning Qi Koujiao.

Bringing a cow and a calf is a metaphor for giving up military force and working in agriculture.

The song of slaughtering cows is a metaphor for virtuous people who have not yet been appreciated and appointed. It is also used as a drum knife for Chao Ge.

Playing the lute to a cow is a metaphor for reasoning with people who don’t understand or speaking without looking at the target.

Knocking cattle, slaughtering horses and slaughtering livestock.

Banzhufanniu describes the humble period before success.

Child ox and wildebeest are metaphors for things that are neither fish nor fowl and go against common sense.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang made tools for transporting troops and food, which had mechanisms that could be automated.

The ox chef killed the ox to reward the sergeant. Refers to comforting combat sergeants.

The word "numerous" describes a large number of books.

The metaphor of a mud cow entering the sea is gone forever.

Pull the tail of the cow and work behind it. Refers to farming.

The word "muwuquanniu" refers to skillful and superb skills. Also known as "eyes are not complete" and "eyes are at ease".

A small test is a metaphor for someone who has a great talent and needs to show it on small things first.

Cutting a chicken with a bull's-eye is a metaphor for overkill.

The Cow Girl’s Wedding Day is the day when the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet each other.

Crying under the cow mountain is a metaphor for being unsatisfied and looking for trouble.

Niushan Zhuozao originally means that there are no trees on the mountain. Nowadays, it is often used as a metaphor for people who are bald and hairless.

Ox-hearted and weird is a metaphor for stubbornness and weird temperament. Also known as cattle heart left nature.

Niu Hui Mo Zhuan describes a person's feeling anxious and at a loss.

Weeping in cow clothes is a metaphor for a couple living in poverty.

Nickhide King jokingly refers to people who like to talk big words.

The League of Legends was an alliance based on blood in ancient times.

The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl are metaphors for couples or lovers who are separated in two places and find it difficult to meet.

Niu Biao Niu Tendon is a common name for a boy with wealth and good deeds in rural areas. It is also used as a bull and gold bull watch.

The ghost pawn in the mythical hell with a bull head and a horse face.

Ox, ghosts and snake gods (1) generally refers to various grotesque ghosts and gods, or hymns with illusory, grotesque and unpredictable artistic conception.

(2) Metaphorical works with absurd content.

(3) Metaphor for all kinds of bad guys. Or as a cow god, snake ghost, snake god and cow ghost.

The clothing of cattle and horses is a metaphor for the clothing worn by the poor.

The ox and horse are not as good as each other, which means that life is difficult and life is worse than that of the ox and horse.

The expression "oxen, horse, wind and dust" describes people who are traveling on the road, covered in dust and fatigue, and very tired.

Cow intestines, horse tripe, cows and horses are big and have an amazing food intake, which is a metaphor for people's large food intake.

A book hung by an ox's horns is a metaphor for studying diligently.

The horned scholar is a metaphor for a diligent scholar.

The bezoar dog treasure is a metaphor for a rare item. It is also used to describe evil eyes and ghost thoughts.

The fish caught in the hoof of a cow is a metaphor for a situation on the verge of death.

Niu tendon Niu Jiang describes a stubborn and unenlightened temper.

Cooking chicken with oxen and cauldron is a metaphor for using a big tool for a small purpose.

The cow boy and the horse running away is a metaphor for a person of low status.

Niubi Taoist satirizes the dog-headed military advisor who specializes in helping people make trouble.

The term oxenmaphosphine describes the genitals of cattle and horses as being very large, and by extension is a metaphor for the genitals of foreigners.

Niu Ji and Zao are metaphors for not distinguishing between wise and foolish people. Also known as Niu Ji's prison.

Grazing cattle, horses and livestock.

The son of a plowing ox is a metaphor for a father who is humble but a son who is virtuous.

Pulling out piles of morning glory is a metaphor for unexpected disasters or all unlucky and implicated things.

The horns of a rhinoceros describe the expression of affection between a man and a woman, and there is also a metaphor for glaring at each other.

A rhinoceros looking at the moon is a metaphor for long-term hope.

The barren cow and the dolphin is a metaphor for the decline of a big country, but if it overwhelms a small country, the small country will surely perish.

Strong as an ox describes great strength.

Swallowing one's guts to express great courage. It is also used as a way to defeat bullfighting.

An angry bullfight describes a person who is extremely powerful and soars into the sky. It is also used as a bull fight with anger and a bull fight with ambition.

Wheezing like a cow describes shortness of breath and panting loudly like a cow.

Mosquito moves and bull fight describes the illusory situation of being seriously ill.

Being ashamed of being like a cow is a metaphor for unwillingness to succumb to a subordinate position and be manipulated by others.

Cocoon silk and ox hair are described as fine and thorough.

Selling a sword and buying an ox is a metaphor for abandoning thieves and returning to farming. It is also used to sell knives and buy cattle.

Hitting an ox across a mountain is a metaphor for using indirect force but failing to hit the target.

To get into trouble is a metaphor for people who are stubborn and do not know how to adapt, and work hard to study useless or unsolvable problems.

Drilling an ox’s horns is a metaphor for being stubborn and falling into a difficult situation.

Seizing the cow in Qi Tian is a metaphor for excessive punishment.

Lao Niu Broken Car means doing things slowly and inefficiently.

The old cow’s pliers are a metaphor for swallowing up other people’s property. It is also used as a hoop for old cows.

The old cow licking its calf is a metaphor for people’s private love for their children.

The secluded life of the green cow and purple energy may mean that auspiciousness will come and your fortune will improve.

Puffball is a metaphor for humble things.

Horse and cow ruffles are a metaphor for people acting like animals.

Riding an ox in search of an ox is a metaphor for things and truths being around you, but instead looking for things far away from the near and looking outwards. Also used as riding a donkey in search of a donkey.

The chicken's mouth and the cow's queen are metaphors for preferring to be the leader of a small group rather than being an unimportant member of a large group.

The king of Qi giving up his cow is a metaphor for the superior who shows compassion and care for the people of the world.

The inability to turn around means that the will is extremely determined and cannot be shaken by anyone.

Mosquitoes and flies walking around cattle and sheep are metaphors for small things that can control big things.

A black cow giving birth to a white calf is a metaphor for auspicious omens.

Cutting peonies to feed cows is a metaphor for wasting natural resources.

The power of nine oxen and two tigers is a metaphor for great power.

To get a dime from nine oxen is a metaphor for a minimal loss.

An ox's head is wrong and a horse's mouth is wrong, which means that the answer is wrong or the things are inconsistent.

To brag without making a draft is to talk nonsense and brag indiscriminately.

The wind, horse, and ox are incompatible, which means that things have nothing to do with each other.

The oxcart is huge in its belly.

To kill a chicken with an ox's knife is a metaphor for dealing with small matters, which does not require great talent.

Forcibly pressing the head of a cow without drinking water is a metaphor for forcing others to do something they don’t want to do.

Using strong coercion will not achieve the goal.

Don’t behave like horses and oxen with your children and grandchildren (proverb) It means that parents don’t have to worry too much about their children.

Plowing cattle are whipped and caned for the master, which by extension means being repaid for kindness.

Plucking a hair out of nine oxen is a metaphor for insignificance.

Nine oxen cannot be pulled out, which means that something is very difficult and difficult to deal with.

Tiger, leopard and foal have the spirit of eating cattle, which is a metaphor for young talents.

A flower stuck in cow dung is a metaphor for a talented and beautiful woman marrying a mediocre or ugly husband.

I would rather be the chicken's mouth than the cow's queen. It is a metaphor that people would rather be independent in small situations than be dominated by others in big situations.

Once a word enters the government office, nine oxen cannot pull it out (proverb) It is a metaphor for a complaint or confession that enters the government office and cannot be withdrawn or changed.

Cow, ghost and snake god (1) describes a person's ugly and scary appearance. (2) A metaphor for a person who behaves absurdly and viciously.

Ox-headed and horse-faced (1) describes a person’s appearance as ugly and scary. (2) A metaphor for a person who behaves absurdly and viciously.

The expression "oxen, horse, wind and dust" describes people who are traveling on the road, covered in dust and fatigue, and very tired.

Ox and puffballs are metaphors for lowly people or things.

Cooking chicken with a cow and a tripod is a metaphor for overkill.

Being wrong is a metaphor for two things that cannot be put together at all. It is usually used to describe a person who answers a question that is wrong.

There are many books.

A mud cow entering the sea is a metaphor for disappearing forever and leaving no trace.

Scar Ding Jie Niu is a metaphor for having a clear understanding of things and being able to do things with ease and use them freely.

Playing the piano on a cow is a metaphor for the incomprehensible style.

To get into trouble is a metaphor for being stubborn and trapped in a desperate situation.

The term "newborn calf" refers to a newborn calf that is not afraid of anything, as a metaphor for people who are new to society and are not afraid of difficulties or evil forces

Cutting a chicken with a bull's knife:

Also known as "cutting chicken with a bull's knife". Metaphor of overqualified talents but little use for them

Taking a small test of one's skills:

Metaphor of having a great ability, show off your skills in small things first

Taking a good job:

It is a metaphor for people to grow tall and strong

Ox ghost and snake god:

①The ghost with the head of an ox and the god with the body of a snake. Describe the work as unreal and weird. It also refers to illusory and grotesque works. ②A metaphor for crooked ways

Bezoar and dog treasure:

Bezoar, the stones in the gallbladder of cattle; Goubao, the condensation in the dog's organs. Both are the products of visceral disease, so they are metaphors for a bad heart.

Niu Ji is the same as soap:

Also called "Niu Ji is the same as trough". It is said that an ox and a thousand-mile horse eat in the same trough. A metaphor for the distinction between good and foolish

A scholar with horns:

A metaphor for a diligent reader

The song of horns:

In the Spring and Autumn Period, Ning Qi He was very poor and wanted to meet Duke Huan of Qi and become an official. One day, when Duke Huan was out of the city to welcome guests, he fed cattle under the carriage and "buttoned the horns and sang songs". When Duke Huan heard about it, he praised him as an "extraordinary person" and ordered him to be carried in his carriage and worshiped as his minister. See "Lu Shi's Spring and Autumn Annals: Judgment" and "Yanzi's Spring and Autumn Annals: Questions 2". Liu Xiang's "Shuoyuan·Zunxian" of Han Dynasty also contains this matter. Later, "Song of the Ox Horn" and "Song of the Ox" were used as allusions to the poor man's quest for help in the world

Under the Ox's Mouth:

"Historical Records·Biographies of Shang Jun": " My husband, Mr. Wuxi, is a man of Jingzhi. I heard about the virtuousness of Mr. Mu of Qin and saw it, but he had no money. He made porridge for the Qin guests and was eaten by a brown cow. , and combined with the common people, no one in Qin dared to look forward to it. ""Lu Shi Chun Qiu·Ju Nan" and other records also contain the story of Ning Qi eating cattle and being appreciated by Duke Huan of Qi.

Later, "under the ox mouth" and "ox mouth" were used to refer to the humble status

Cowherd and Weaver Girl:

① Altair (commonly known as Altair) and Vega. Two stars facing each other across the Milky Way. Myths and legends: The Weaver Girl is the granddaughter of the Emperor of Heaven. She has been weaving brocade for many years. She stopped weaving after marrying the Cowherd of Hexi Province. The Emperor of Heaven ordered the two to separate and meet only once a year on the Tianhe River on July 7. Commonly known as "Qixi Festival". When they meet, magpies build a bridge for them, which is called the Magpie Bridge. It is an ancient custom that women thread needles and beg for skills on this night. See "Yue Ling Guangyi·July Ling" citing Liang Yinyun's "Novel" of the Southern Dynasty, Liang Zongmao of the Southern Dynasty's "Records of the Years of Jingchu", and Volume Three of "Sui Hua Jili" citing Han Yingshao's "Customs". ②Today, it is often used as a metaphor to refer to a couple living in two places.

Cow and horse lapels:

It is like a beast in clothing

Cow and horses:

Also known as "ox and horse Bo". ① Niuzhi, that is, cow leftovers, is another name for plantain. Puffball, also known as puffball, is a fungus that grows in wetlands and rotten wood. Both are extremely cheap and can be used as medicine. ② Refers to a humble but useful talent

Fish in the hooves of an ox:

A fish in a small hole made by the hooves of an ox. It means being on the verge of despair. The Han Dynasty Liu Xiang's "Shuoyuan·Shanshuo" says: "The poor people in Zhuangzhou went to lend millet to Wenhou of Wei. Marquis Wen said: 'I will offer you when the millet comes from my city.' Zhou said: 'This is the Zhou Dynasty. When he came to see him, he saw a carp among the hooves of an ox near the road. Daxi said to Zhou, "I can still live." Zhou said: "I am required to meet the King of Chu for you in the south, and cut off the Yangtze and Huaihe rivers to irrigate you." "The fish said: "Now my life is in the basin and the urn, so I can see the king of Chu for me and cut the rivers and the Huaihe River to irrigate me. You will beg me for the dry fish. "'" "Zhuangzi · Foreign Things" has a similar record, writing "There is a carp in the rut"

The cow listens to the piano:

Metaphor does not understand

The cow boy and the horse run away:

In the old days, it generally referred to people of low status. Cow boy, shepherd boy; the horse walks away, just like a servant

The cow's head does not match the horse's mouth:

It is a metaphor for answering the question or not answering the number

The Cow Star and the Weaver Girl:

That is, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl

Don’t trample cattle and sheep:

Don’t let cattle and sheep trample them. A metaphor for love and care. The words come from "Poetry·Daya·Xingwei": "Don't walk on the reeds, and cattle and sheep should not walk on them. The square bracts are square, and the leaves are muddy." Zheng Xuan's note: "The grass and trees are luxuriant, so they will eventually be used by people, so The ancestors of the Zhou Dynasty loved him for this, how can he be loved by others? ”

Niu Yi is lying sick:

Describing poverty and illness

Niu Yi is crying:

Before becoming an official in the Han Dynasty, Wang Zhang's family was very poor and he had no quilt to cover him. When he was seriously ill, he had to lie down in cow clothes. He expected to die, so he cried and said goodbye to his wife. His wife angrily scolded him, saying that among those noble people in the capital, who can compare with you? "Now that I am sick and trapped, I don't feel excited, but cry instead, how despicable is it." See "Hanshu Wang Zhang Biography". Later, "Niu Yi cried to each other" and "Niu Yi cried at night" were used to describe people crying because of their poor family situation

Niu Yi years:

It means a life of poverty

Banzhu Rice Cow:

Banzhu means building earthen walls; Rice Cow means feeding cows. It is said that the sage Fu Shuo of the Shang Dynasty built it in Fu Yan, and Wu Ding used it as his prime minister. See "Book·Shuo Ming Shang" for details. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the sage of the state of Wei would rather sit down to eat and get out of the ox cart, buckle the horns of the ox and sing songs. Duke Huan disagreed and worshiped him as a minister. See "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals" for details. Later, "Ban Zhu Fan Niu" was used as a symbol of a virtuous minister's humble background.

Chongdongdongshuangniu:

It means that the books are piled as high as the pillars, so many that the cattle and horses sweat. Describes the wealth of books or writings. The words come from "Mr. Lu Wentong's Tomb Table" by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty: "It is a book, everywhere it fills the building, and when it comes out, it is sweating."

The old cow licks the calf:

It is a metaphor for the beloved son. Affection. Cows love their calves and often lick them. Lick, lick

The pen was mistaken for an ox:

"Book of Jin·Biography of Wang Xian": "Huan Wen tried to defend Wang Xian's 呴书folia fan, but the pen accidentally fell down, because the painting was painted with a black cow, and even "Wonderful." Later, "writing made a mistake as a cow" was used as a metaphor for adapting to circumstances, turning a mistake into a skill or making up for one's faults

Chun Yue Wu Niu:

It is said that the cattle in Wu are afraid of heat. The moon is also suspected to be the sun, and I am panting. See Liu Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu·Yu" in the Southern Song Dynasty. Later, I thought it was a classic.

It is also a metaphor for someone who is afraid of something similar because he has suffered from it

Bragging and flattering:

Bragging and flattering

Hauling cattle and drinking wine:

Kill the cow and filter the wine. It means preparing food and wine for the swallow to enjoy.

Playing the harp to the ox:

Also known as "playing the fiddle to the ox". It is used to explain things or speak to unreasonable people. Often contains the meaning of futility or mocking the other person's stupidity. The language version of Mou Rong's "Lihuo Lun" of the Han Dynasty: "Gongmingyi is the practice of flicking and clearing the horns of oxen, lying down and eating as usual, and it is not suitable for non-oxen to listen to it."

Eating oxen and butchering dogs:

①It refers to engaging in despicable things. ②Refers to those who are engaged in lowly activities

Herding cattle and returning to horses:

Yuben "Shu Wucheng": "I was practicing martial arts, returning to horses in the sun of Huashan Mountain, and herding cattle to peach trees The wilderness of the forest shows that the world is not convinced." Later, "herding the oxen back to the horses" was used as a metaphor to no longer use soldiers

The wind, horses and oxen are irrelevant:

"Zuo Zhuan·The Fourth Year of Duke Xi": "The king is in the North Sea, and the few are in the same place. In the South China Sea, the only difference is that the wind, horse and ox are incompatible with each other. "Kong Yingda Shu Yinfu Qian said: "The male and female attract each other, which is called the wind... This word "wind, horse and ox" means that the horse and the ox are windy and the male and female attract each other. This is the end of the story. The trivial things in the world are not related to each other, so the metaphor is irrelevant. "One said: wind, looseness, wandering. It is said that Qi and Chu are far apart, and horses and cattle will not stray into each other's territory. Later, it was used to describe things that have nothing to do with each other

Rhinoceros looking at the moon:

"Guan Yinzi·Wujian": "For example, a rhinoceros looking at the moon, the shape of the moon is in its horns, which is due to awareness. , it began to have a moon shape, and the true moon was not in its horn at first. "It is said that the rhinoceros has been looking at the moon for a long time, so it feels its shadow on its horn. Volume 4 of "Taiping Qinghua" written by Chen Jiru of the Ming Dynasty: "Lu Donglai is surrounded by rhinoceros, and the writing is meticulous. There is a shadow of the moon in the middle. If you look over it, you can see it. The rhinoceros has been looking at the moon for a long time, so it can feel its shadow in its horn." Later, it was described as long-lasting. Hope

Rhinoceros shines on Niuzhu:

"Book of Jin·Biography of Wenqiao": "Wenqiao reached Niuzhuji, and the depth of the water was unfathomable. Shiyun said there were many monsters under it. Qiao then destroyed the rhinoceros horn and looked at it. After a while, he saw the Shui tribe covered with fire, with strange shapes, or people riding in carriages and wearing red clothes. Qiao Qiao had a dream at night and said to him, "What do you mean by saying goodbye to Jun Youming?" It was evil. Qiao had tooth disease first, but he had to pull it out, and he died of a stroke in ten days. "The rhinoceros shines on Niu Zhu" as a metaphor for insight into the subtleties

Serving an ox and riding a horse:

Using oxen and horses to drive horses

How to use an ox-knife to cut chickens:

How to use etiquette and music to deal with small things. It is later used to mean that doing small things is not worth using great strength. Chicken, also written as "chicken"

Return to horses and herd cattle:

It means that the war has stopped and no more troops are used. The words come from "Shu·Wucheng": "It is Yan Wu who cultivates prose, returns his horse to the sun of Huashan Mountain, herds cattle in the fields of peach trees, and shows that the world is not convinced." Kong Yingdashu: "These are cattle and horses during war, so they were released to show that the world will no longer use them."

A lot of cattle and horses:

Tang Liu Zongyuan's "Mr. Wentong Lu Geishi's Tomb List": "It is a book, everywhere it fills the room, and when it comes out, it is like a cow and a horse." It is said that books can be piled up to the roof when stored, and cattle and horses can be exhausted and sweat when transported. Later, it was used to describe a large number of works or collections of books as "a house filled with sweating oxen"

Hulking cows and horses:

Also called "hugging cows and horses". "Zhuangzi: The Way of Heaven" in the text "In the past, when you called me an ox, you called me an ox; when you called me a horse, you called me a horse." Later, "calling an ox calls a horse" and "calling an ox a horse" refer to the reason for the reputation. People, listen to nature

Barren cows and pigs:

It is said that if a thin cow falls on a piglet, the piglet will die. It is a metaphor that although the virtue of a strong country declines, if troops attack a weak country, the weak country will also perish. "Zuo Zhuan: The Thirteenth Year of Zhao Gong" in the original text: "The prince has four thousand chariots and four thousand chariots. Even if he is acting in an unruly way, he must be feared. What's more, if he leads the way, how can he be an enemy? Even though the cattle are barren, they will If it falls on a dolphin, it will die. "Du Yu's note: "Yu, servant." Kong Yingda Shu said: "If an ox falls on a dolphin, the dolphin will die. No virtue should be taken lightly, so I refer to myself as a thin cow."

Barren cow and pig:

Thin cows and pigs. Metaphor for a weak nation or country

Cocoon silk ox hair:

Describe fineness

Cocoon silk ox hair:

Like silk, like ox hair.

Metaphor of many things:

Nine oxen and one hair:

Nine oxen's hair is a metaphor for being extremely small and insignificant. The words come from the "Report to Ren Shaoqing" written by Sima Qian of the Han Dynasty: "If a servant is ordered to fall down and be punished, it is like the death of one hair from nine oxen. How is it different from an ant?"

Pulling an ox down a well:

Metaphor To make no effort

Altair and Vega:

Refers to Altair and Vega. Also refers to the Cowherd and Weaver Girl in ancient mythology

Knocking cattle and slaughtering horses:

Slaughtering livestock

Snake gods and cow ghosts:

A metaphor for all kinds of evil or crooked people

The son of a plowing ox:

A metaphor for a father who is not good but does not harm the virtuousness of his son

The bull ox:

Puffball, fungus; oxen, plantain. Metaphor for the most humble things

Horse face and cow head:

Just like a cow head and horse face

Horse and cow lapels:

Horse and cow wearing clothes. Ridiculing people for not knowing the truth and etiquette

The style of horses and oxen:

It means that horses and oxen are galloping. "Book·Fei Oath": "The horse and the cow are like horses, and I will run away, so don't dare to chase me away." Kong Yingda Shu: "The Zuo Zhuan in the fourth year of Xi's reign says: 'It's just that the wind, the horse and the cow are incompatible with each other.' Jia Kui said: "Wind" is called "wind" when the male and female are attracted to each other. "But the wind between the horse and the cow causes the male and female to chase each other away." It is later used to express that they are not related to each other.

Buying cows and buying cows:

It is still said that selling swords and buying cows

Selling swords and buying cows:

It means selling weapons and engaging in agricultural production

There are no complete cows in sight:

"Zhuangzi: Master of Health Preservation": "When the first minister untied the cow, he saw nothing but cows; three years later, no whole cow was seen." Later reason "The ox with no complete eyes" is used as a metaphor for skilled craftsmanship or clever planning

The ox with no complete eyes:

"Zhuangzi: Master of Health Preservation": "When the first minister untied the ox, what he saw It is nothing more than an ox; after three years, there is no complete ox." Later, he described his skill as "no complete ox". It is also described as being shrewd and skillful in doing things

A muddy cow enters the sea:

The Chinese version of "Jingde Chuandeng Lu·Tanzhou Longshan Monk": "Dongshan asked the monk again: 'I saw some truth, so I stayed here. Mountain? 'The teacher said: 'I saw two mud cows fighting into the sea, but there is no news until now. '" Later, "the mud cow entered the sea" was used as a metaphor to never return, and there was no news.

Ning is the mouth of a chicken. Wuwei is the Queen of Niu:

It means that one would rather be at the head of the small ones than behind the big ones

Pao Ding’s interpretation of the Niu:

According to "Zhuangzi: The Master of Health Preservation" When the cook Ding was undressing the cow for Lord Wen Hui, he "played the sword with flying colors, and all the sounds were in the middle." Lord Wen Hui praised his skill. Cook Ding Shi Dao said: "I have slaughtered thousands of cows in my life, but now I use divine luck when slaughtering cows. I have never seen the whole cow." Therefore, even though the ox knife has been used for nineteen years, its sharpness is still "as if it was newly developed." Later, "cooking the cattle" was often used as a typical example of magical skills

Seizing the cattle in the field:

"Zuo Zhuan·Xuan Gong Eleventh Year": "There is also a saying about suppressing people. : "Those who trespass on other people's fields and seize the oxen are guilty of a crime, but the punishment for plundering the oxen is already heavy." Later, "trespassing on the fields to seize the oxen" refers to a light crime and a heavy punishment. , make profit from it

The king of Qi gave up his cow:

"Mencius: King Hui of Liang, Part 1": "The king (King Xuan of Qi) was sitting in the hall, and someone led the cow and passed by the hall. When the king saw it, he said, "What's wrong with him?" He said to him, "I'll challenge him." The king said, "I can't stand it. If it's innocent, I'll die." Zhong Yu? 'Said: 'How can it be abolished? '" Later, "the king of Qi gave up his cattle" was used as a metaphor for the emperor's compassion for his subjects

Reading Han Dynasty on the Bull:

"New Book of Tang·Li Mi Biography": "(Li Mi) heard about Bao Kai's Gou Mountain and went to follow it. He rode an ox with a Pu-leaf and hung it on the corner of the Book of Han, and read it while walking ." Later, "riding a bull to read Chinese books" was used to describe studying hard

Angrily fighting:

Describing extreme anger and resentment.

Ox, Dipper, Altair and Big Dipper

Panting like an ox:

Describing the appearance of panting loudly

Panting like an ox bearing a heavy load:

Metaphor of heavy burden

Scattering horses and resting cattle:

"Shu Wucheng": "Returning horses to the sun of Huashan Mountain, herding cattle in the fields of peach trees, showing that the world cannot obey" . Cai Chenji quoted from "Le Ji": "King Wu defeated Shang and crossed the river to the west. The horses were scattered in the sun of Huashan Mountain and could not be reinstated, and the cattle were herded into the wild peach trees but could not be reinstated." Later, the lack of war was called "spreading horses and leaving cattle"

How to kill a chicken with an ox's knife:

There is no need to overdo it or make a fuss out of a molehill. "The Analects of Confucius·Yang Huo": "The Master smiled and said: 'How can I cut a chicken with an ox's knife!'"

A rat gets into an ox's horns:

It is a metaphor that the power is getting smaller and smaller.

Sima Niu's sigh:

"The Analects of Confucius·Yan Yuan": "Sima Niu said worriedly: 'Everyone has brothers, I am alone.'" Later, he used a metaphor to describe being alone. , Lament of being isolated and helpless

Child's cow and wildebeest:

Hornless cow and horned horse. Metaphor for things that are absolutely nothing

Ox and wooden horse:

An ox made of earth and a horse made of wood. The metaphor has a name but no practicality

Rabbit horns and cow wings:

Rabbits don't have horns and cows don't have wings, so "rabbit horns and cow wings" is used as a metaphor for something unreasonable.

Wu Niu gasps for the moon:

The Wu Niu is afraid of heat, and will pant when seeing the moon and doubting the sun. The fourth volume of "Taiping Yulan" quotes Han Yingshao's "Customs": "Wu Niu gasps for breath when he sees the moon; he suffers from the sun, is frightened by the moon, and gasps for breath!" It was later used as an allusion. ①A metaphor for fear due to suspicion. Liu Yiqing of the Southern Song Dynasty wrote in "Shishuo Xinyu·Yu": "Man Fen was afraid of the wind. Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty was sitting there. The north window was made of glazed screen. It was dense and sparse, and Fen had a difficult look. The emperor laughed at it, and Fen replied: 'I am still in Wu. The cow gasps at the sight of the moon. '" ② Describes the unbearable heat

Leave the cow and return it to the horse:

Also known as "break the cow and let the horse go". The release of military cattle and horses signified the cessation of war. The book "Shu Wucheng" in the language version says: "It was Yan who practiced martial arts and cultivated prose. He returned his horse to the sun of Huashan Mountain and herded cattle in the fields of peach trees to show that the world was not convinced."

A cow roared:

It is a place where the sound of cows can be heard. Metaphor for a short distance

Exchanging sheep for oxen:

"Mencius: King Hui of Liang, Part 1": "The king was sitting in the hall, and a cow passed by the hall. When the king saw it, He said, "Where is the cow?" He said, "I will challenge the bell." The king said, "If you give it up, I can't stand it. If you are innocent, you will die." Said: 'How can we abolish it? Change it with a sheep. '" Later, "change a sheep with an ox" refers to replacing that with this one.

The vertebral ox hair mound is also called " Vertebral cattle hair? Tomb." Killing cattle and robbing graves. It is said that thieves can do anything and are extremely evil.

The blood of the vertebral cow:

In ancient times, people gathered to make an oath by killing the cow, taking its blood and holding it in their mouths or smearing their lips with the blood to show their sincerity