Two-part allegorical saying about jiaozi:

1, eat jiaozi with porridge-the more you eat, the more confused you become.

2. The creature wrapped in elm bark and bluestone-light and stubborn; Light and hard.

3. Jiaozi wrapped in elm and bluestone-bright and stubborn.

4, a chopstick to eat jiaozi-naughty; Pick skin

5, plunge into jiaozi-grab the stuffing; Catch the trap

6, a bite of a jiaozi-swallow; Swallow dates; swallow

7. I ate twelve jiaozi in one bite, and I really had a big appetite.

8, a catty of meat wrapped in a jiaozi-what a big skin.

9, a pound of meat wrapped in a jiaozi-what a big dough.

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Related interesting two-part allegorical saying:

1, ducks are running around with knives

2, got a slap in the face to make amends-flattery.

3, got a big dog-frustrated.

4. Fat pig with a knife-not afraid of scalding water

5, got a knife ball flat

6. Frost dog's tail grass has faded.

7. Eat Chili by the fire-I have a fever inside and outside.

8. A short ladder leading to a high room-not to mention the eaves.