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The chicken pays New Year's greetings to the weasel-throwing himself into the snare (for example, looking for bad luck)

Rats in the mortar -mouth with sharp teeth

The mollusk drags the pumpkin-what to do

The mollusk walks with relatives-the earth comes and goes

Splash the mouse with boiling water-peel off the skin if you die (the metaphorical consequence is very disastrous)

The old cat guards the mouse hole-squat and see

The old hen befriended the weasel-it didn't end well

Mouse feces pot-busy for the dog

Sores on the rat's back-not too big

The mouse eats the cat's rice-secretly do it

The mouse plays a pendulum-a fight in the air

The mouse fell into the vinegar jar-sour gas

The mouse fell into the dungpit-the more noisy the worse

The mouse shows the elephant the way-it gets narrower and narrower

New Year's greetings from the mouse to the cat-a gift from all

Mouse control warehouse-more light

The mouse marries the girl-a little fight

The mouse sees the cat-dare not speak

The mouse enters the air box-both ends receive gas

The mouse goes into the coffin -bite it

The mouse enters the cat's litter-a gift for nothing

The mouse enters the study-chewing words

The mouse eats sunflower seeds-Zhang Qiaozui

The mouse gnaws the ball-guest (nibbles) gas

Rat's allegorical words

Rats can’t keep overnight food—it’s delicious (e.g. gluttonous and lazy)

The mouse crawls on the horizontal pole-love to go to extremes

The mouse climbed the incense burner-touched his nose

The mouse meets the cat-I dare not think (sound)

The mouse rides on the cat-so bold

The mouse marries a daughter-in-law

The mouse sleeps in the cat litter-a bite of meat

The mouse sleeps in the cat's litter---a bite of meat is sent (for example, no effort is needed, but an unexpected gain)

The mouse shaved the cat -desperately to curry favor

The mouse jumped on the piano---talking (playing)

The mouse sleeps with the cat-practice courage

The mouse steals the weighing mound-sticking upside down (Stealing iron)

The mouse drags the shovel-the big head is behind

The food in the mouse's den-all stolen

The rat is full of three buckets of six-full of evil

Mouse bites cat-lawlessness

The mouse is looking for a big gun-to be able to do it in the nest

The rat drills into the bellows-complains or censure from both sides of the air (comparable to more) Or both ends are not pleased)

The mouse got into the horns-the closer it goes, the tighter it is (the analogy is getting less and less lenient)

The mouse got into the pile of people-looking for death

The mouse got into the pile-looking for death

The mouse got into the pile of books-chewing words

Mouse drill oil pot-in or out

Rat's allegorical words

Raising rats in the granary-it hurts but does not benefit

Rats in the grain store-loss but no gain

Lou Ashu's fifteen pieces-stolen

Lou A Mouse Walks-The Head and the Brain

The greasy mouse buries into the fire--how can it be easy to live by (for example, life is very difficult. Or very uncomfortable)

The cat catches the mouse-an ancestral craft

Cats catch mice and dogs to guard the door-each keeps his duties (figurative of internal affairs, each person has his own responsibility)

The cat guards the mouse hole-calmly

The cat plays the mouse-coax to play

Cats and mice-rely on your own ability

Cat catching mouse and dog guarding the door

The cat drills the mouse hole-can't pass

The mouse in the cat's mouth-there is nothing left

The mouse in the cat's mouth-can't run

The mouse in the rice storehouse-don't worry about not eating

The mouse in the wooden clamp-squeezed at both ends

Burning the house and chasing rats-not counting

Snake swallows mouse, eagle and snake-one thing drops one thing

Squirrel on the tree-jump up and down

Suzhou rats walked through Hangzhou and stole food-they also lost weight when they walked

Caged rat-catch alive

The little mouse got into the kettle-visited the lake (pot) to play the scene

A hundred mice bit the cat-no one dared to speak

The mouse in the gutter-clearly not dare to come in secretly

It is also a lark and a kangaroo-can sing and dance

The mouse in the Zhishu field-eat fragrant (like Yufei welcome)

Rat-can eat but not take

The mouse being chased-drill when you see a hole

Mouse out of the hole-looking around

Rat's allegorical words

You can’t hit the rat and break the cans--the little ones lose the big ones

Kill the mouse and feed the cat-an annoyed one, a good one (comparable to offend one, give one)

Kill the mouse and feed the cat-an annoyed one, a good one

Kangaroo's ability-can jump

The field mouse runs south of the Yangtze River-a lot of walking, not much to see the sky

The mouse in the bellows-get angry

The rat in the antique shop-untouchable

The mouse gets into the mousetrap-not far from death

The mouse in the monk's temple-listen to many scriptures

Black sky catching mice-can't find the hole

The red-eyed mouse comes out of the oil basin-eats inside and out

Huahuamao dominates a gray mouse-crooked species

Weasel worship lone raccoon-one is worse than the other

Weasel eats chicken feathers-can’t fill their stomachs

The weasel got a cramp-shivering all over

Weasel bites diseased duck with single bite-bad luck gets worse

The weasel blocks the car-irresponsible

Weasel’s slug-can't let out a good fart (comparable can't say good things)

Weasel’s Clam-I can’t let out any good farts

The backbone of the weasel-cartilaginous head

The temper of the weasel-sneaking around

Weasel's filial piety-what garlic

Rat's allegorical words

Weasel squatting in the chicken coop-speculation (stealing chicken)

Weasel pays New Year's greetings to the rooster-not at ease (a metaphor on the surface is affectionate and kind, but in fact it is sinister)

Weasel and chicken knot old watch-not good relatives (anaphora with bad intentions)

Difficult hexagram between weasel-more ill-fated (chicken) less

The weasel saw the chicken-greedy

The weasel looks at the chicken-bad intentions

The weasel looks at the chicken-the more you look, the thinner it becomes

The weasel looks at the chicken-the more you look, the thinner

The weasel pulls the chicks-there is no return (the analogy is that after you go, you can't come back)

Weasel standing on the chicken shed-it’s not you, it’s you

The weasel scolds the fox-none of them are good goods (the analogy is that there is no good thing)

Weasel scolds fox-none of them are good products

Weasel foraging for food-acting by chance (chicken)

The weasel steals chickens-specializes in this business

Weasel gives birth to a litter-a litter is not as good as a litter

Weasel bites a sick duck-trembling all over

Weasel Drill Mill-Donkey with Big Ears

Weasel drills the ditch-each walks its own way

The weasel drills the chimney-the more it drills, the darker it gets (the analogy gets deeper and deeper. Or it gets more and more ugly) ( Chinese Zodiac http:///shengxiao/)

The chicken that escaped from under the mouth of a weasel-good luck