Similar three-character idioms include:

Being single, doing the same thing, being the same old person, stumbling block, losing face, cutting in the door upside down, clairvoyance, abacus, not sure?, wanting face, bookish , Can't stand it, take advantage of loopholes, wait and see, not sure, show off one's tricks, leave a way out, sell favors?, indifferent, unable to think about things, not far away, reliable, easy to eat, dishonest, jingle, playing around, making a fool of yourself?, staring , related households, laymen.

The formation of proverbs:

Spoken proverbs are one of the idioms, which refer to sentences that are conventional, widely popular, and have concise images. From a broad perspective, colloquialisms include proverbs, idioms (quotations), idiomatic expressions and commonly used spoken idioms, but do not include dialect words, colloquial words, idioms in written language, or famous aphorisms in famous books.

In a narrow sense, colloquialism is one of the genres with its own characteristics, which is different from proverbs and idioms, but some colloquialisms are somewhere in between. Common sayings come from a wide range of sources, not only from the oral creations of the people, but also related to famous poems, aphorisms, historical allusions, etc.