Xiehouyu with homophones of Chinese characters

Xiehouyu is a special language form created by the Chinese working people in their daily life practice since ancient times. It is a short, funny and vivid sentence. Below is a collection of idioms with homophonic Chinese characters that I have collected. I hope it will be helpful to you!

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Pai Gow was played in the Town God’s Temple – a ghostly occasion

There was a fire in the Town God’s Temple – there was smoke coming out of the kid’s mouth

The City God’s Empress was overjoyed – she was pregnant with a ghost fetus

The City God flutters at the butterfly - panicked

A ghost fights ghosts in the Neijiang River in the City God's Temple

The pig's head in the City God's Temple - has an owner

< p> The judge in the City God's Temple - grinning

The City God's Empress sat on confinement - to rest her mind

The Bodhisattva in the City God's Temple - stand for a lifetime and sit for a lifetime

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Wearing trousers in the City God’s Temple – a shameless ghost

The City God’s horse – looking good

Selling fake medicine in the City God’s Temple – coaxing ghosts

The city god's grandma is pregnant - a ghost fetus

A horse race on the city - a long journey

A funeral on the city - a big bend

(A metaphor for not saying something directly, but telling it in a roundabout way.)

Ripe pumpkin - yellow

Ripe lotus seed - bitter in the heart

Butterflies in pairs of friends - flying together

Establishing Pi Xun Company - doing business without capital

Appearing on the city tower - high profile

Watching people on the city tower ——Have a great vision

Cheng Yaoquan’s move—three axes

Cheng Yaoquan’s ax—the first three blows

(a metaphor for the initial momentum of doing things) Very big, Hou Da can hold on)

Cheng Yaoquan fought - all with three axes

The weight fell into the sea - it couldn't float

(It is a metaphor for being demoted and unable to return to the original state. Sometimes it means complaining.