1, a blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise [sà i w ē ng sh ē m m:, y ā n zh ē f ē i f ú]
Explanation: Although metaphor suffers for a while, it may actually benefit from it. It also means that bad things can be turned into good things under certain conditions. With "a blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise".
Source: Sun Jinbiao's "Unfortunate Proverbs" quotes the drama "Sick Jade Edge": "A blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise. You don't believe me at present, but you won't think I'm joking in the future. "
2. Lost in the east corner, Sang Yu was harvested [sh and zh and D not ng y ú, SH not shōu zh and s ā ng yú].
Explanation: the eastern corner: the origin of the eastern sun refers to the morning; Mulberry and elm: it refers to sunset and sunset glow. Metaphor began to fail in this respect and finally won on the other hand.
Source: The Biography of Feng Yi in the Later Han Dynasty: "Although I hung my wings back to Xi at the beginning, I was able to spread my wings and fly to the pond, which can be described as a loss in the east corner and a gain in the mulberry."