| A Collection of Idioms in the Year of the Ox |
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| plough cattle Xingjiao See "Li Shengxing Corner". |
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| buy cattle Selling swords See "Buying Bulls and Selling Swords". |
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| blow cattle Clap a horse : Flattery. |
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| Traction cattle woman weaver : Altair and Vega. It also refers to Cowherd and Weaver Girl in ancient mythology. |
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| one cattle Hum to the ground : See "Bull roars". |
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| drill cattle Horn : refers to narrow thinking methods. Figurate problems that are not worth studying or cannot be solved |
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| Chicken carcass cattle from This is a metaphor for preferring to be independent in a small situation rather than being dominated by others in a big situation. |
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| cattle Clothing years It means a poor life. |
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| ask cattle Know the horse : It is used to figure out the truth from the side. |
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| Traction cattle Go down the well : It means that things are difficult to do. |
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| horse cattle Its wind : It means horses and oxen running away. Shu Fei swore: "If there is a strong wind of horses and oxen, I will not dare to flee." Kong Yingdashu said: "In the Zuo Zhuan of the fourth year of Xi's reign, it is only the wind, horses and oxen that do not touch each other." Jia Kui said, "The wind is free, and the female and the female lure each other." However, if there is no horse and the cow wind, the female and the female chase each other, and the female and the female chase each other away. "Later, it is used to indicate that they are irrelevant. |
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| Better be a chicken than a doer cattle after : It is used to describe the people who prefer to be at the top of the small, but not behind the big |
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| Chicken mouthpiece cattle after : Would rather be a small and clean chicken mouth than a big and smelly ox anus. It is used to mean that we prefer to be independent in a small situation rather than being dominated by others in a big situation. |
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| Infertile cattle Debt : If the lean cow falls on the piglet, the piglet will die. It is used to describe that although a great country without virtue is weak in power, a small country will perish even if it bullies a weak one |
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| nine cattle ten fen : 9: means majority. A hair on many cattle. It is used to describe a small point in a large number. |
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| nine cattle Can't pull : It describes a firm attitude. |
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| Better be a chicken than a chicken cattle after : Cow queen: Cow's anus. I would rather be a small and clean chicken mouth than a big and smelly ox anus. It is used to mean that we prefer to be independent in a small situation rather than being dominated by others in a big situation. |
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| black cattle White horn : It describes that we must follow certain objective laws |
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| Small test cattle knife : Use the knife to kill cattle slightly. It means that a talented person tries his hand at small things |
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| old cattle lousy car : Lao Niu pulls the broken car. It is compared to slow work; Low achievement; Low work efficiency. |
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| cattle Deutzia : Deutzia: cow dung; A word refers to plantain. Mabo: a kind of fungus growing on wetlands and rotten wood; It is commonly known as cow urine and toadstool. Borrowing refers to something worthless, cheap and useful. |
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| Rat entry cattle horn : It means that the influence is getting smaller and smaller. |
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| cattle The moon shines on the moon : Niuzhu: place name, in Dangtu County, Anhui Province; Pan Moon: Boating on a moonlit night. It is a metaphor for meeting talents and making friends with words |
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| Gas swallowing bucket cattle : Dou, Niu: Altair and Beidou. The momentum can swallow the stars. Describe the grandeur |
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| call cattle To work as a horse : See "Call a bull and call a horse". |
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| Better be a chicken than a chicken cattle after This is a metaphor for being the first of the small rather than the second of the big. Same as "Better be a chicken than an ox queen". |
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| Face a thousand fingers coldly, bow down and be willing to be a child cattle : cross eyebrow: glaring; Thousand finger: everyone blames; Ruziniu: A person willing to serve others. It means never yielding to the enemy and willing to serve the people |
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| mud cattle enter the sea : Clay cows will melt when they enter the sea. The metaphor is gone forever; have no news at all. |
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| Ashamed cattle after : Niuhou: the anus of an ox, which is a metaphor for subordination. It refers to the unwillingness to be in a subordinate position and be held back by others. |
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| cattle Ma Biruo : If; E.g. Better than cattle and horses. Describe extreme labor |
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| Carrying tripod cattle : Carrying the tripod: Lift up the tripod. Niu: put two fighting cows away. It can lift the tripod and pull the two fighting cows apart. It describes being brave and powerful and surpassing ordinary people. |
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| Hugh cattle Release the horse : Hugh: Rest. Graze cattle and horses and stop military operations. It means that the world is at peace and the war is over |
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| Macaque riding on soil cattle : It means that the position is promoted slowly. |
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| cattle Hoof fish : See "Fish in Ox Feet". |
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| one cattle Bellow It means the place within reach of the sound of cattle. The metaphor is closer. |
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| cattle Star Weaver Girl : Niulang and Zhinv. |
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| Mallet cattle Wine : Kill cattle and filter liquor. It is said to prepare food and wine for swallows. |
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| cattle Fish in hooves : Cow's hoof: refers to the water in the cow's hoof print. The fish in the ox hoof print pit. It is a metaphor of impending death. |
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| knock cattle Slaughter a horse : It means killing livestock. |
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| cattle Solution to Defeat the Enemy : Solution: Live animals. Defeat the enemy with cattle and sheep |
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| Air impact cattle Bucket : Niu: Altair; Dou: Big Dipper; Refers to the sky. Originally, the light of the sword shot into the sky. Described as extremely powerful; Straight into the starry sky. Sometimes it also refers to high anger. |
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| Hugh cattle Loose horse See "Putting off the ox and returning to the horse". |
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| Rhinoceros cattle full moon : It means that what you see is not comprehensive. |
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| Horseface cattle head A metaphor for all kinds of vicious people |
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| cattle Below the mouth : Records of the Historian, Biographies of Shang Jun: "I am a senior official in the State of Qin. I heard of the merit of Duke Miao of Qin, but I saw it. I had no money to travel. I congealed with the guests of Qin, and was browned by the cattle. In the coming years, Duke Miao knew it, and he was below the mouth of the cattle, and above the people, the State of Qin dared not look at it." The Spring and Autumn Annals of the Lv Family, Ju Nan and other stories also contain that Ning Qi's cattle were appreciated by Duke Huan of Qi. Later, "under Niukou" and "Niukou" were used to refer to the lowly land |
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| do cattle To work as a horse Cattle and horses: This is a metaphor for a man who gives orders to others. Refers to being driven as cattle and horses |
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| A penetrating light cattle Zhu : The Book of Jin · The Biography of Wen Qiao: "The water depth of Wen Qiao was unpredictable when he was escorted to Niuzhuji. There were many monsters under him, so he destroyed the rhinoceros horn and shone on it. In a moment, he saw the water people covered with fire, with strange shapes, or riding in a carriage and wearing red clothes. His dreamer said to himself, 'Why do you want to take a look at each other when we say goodbye to you?' It was very evil. He had dental disease first, and then pulled it out. He died of stroke at the end of the town. ”Later, he often used the metaphor of "the rhinoceros shining on the oxbow" |
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| cattle Boy horse walking In the old days, it generally referred to people of low status. Cowboy, shepherd boy; If a horse goes, it will be a servant. |
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| How to kill chickens cattle knife : Why kill a chicken with a cattle knife. It means doing small things without great effort. |
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| Infertile cattle Ragweed : barren: barren; Lei: Sick. Thin cattle and pigs. A metaphor for a weak nation or country |
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