Xiehouyu and Meteorology

Two-part allegorical saying is a special language form created by working people in China since ancient times. This is a short, interesting and vivid sentence. The following are two-part allegorical sayings related to meteorology, welcome to read!

The weather in August-sometimes sunny, sometimes cloudy.

The weather in February and August-hot and cold; Hot and cold impermanence

Much cry and little rain-bluffing.

Expect sunny rain-there is no hope.

It's going to rain. My mother wants to get married. Helpless; Can't control it; involuntary

It's going to rain and birds will fly freely.

Don't take an umbrella when it rains-it's raining.

Don't wear a hat when it rains-

It's raining in the street and the wind sweeps the floor-there's no need.

In rainy days, the heavier the filler, the heavier it becomes.

Rainy days are sunny-false feelings (sunny days); Yin is not yin, Yang is not Yang.

Beat wheat in rainy days-you can't harvest in the field; Difficult to end

Water the land in rainy days-it's not necessary.

Throw it on the street in rainy days-false positive.

Run indoors on rainy days-you can't take a shower.

Walking in rainy days-dragging our feet.

Run indoors when it rains-I can't get caught in the rain.

The weather in Mid-Autumn Festival is neither cold nor hot.

The weather on the grassland is changeable.

If it doesn't rain, the host doesn't make sense-why not? have no choice but to

Thunder and no rain-a false alarm; false alarm

It thundered in the clouds for a long time-earth-shattering.

It doesn't hurt to thunder in the middle of the night-a clear conscience.

Eat tripterygium wilfordii-bold.

I ate tripterygium wilfordii-I'm not afraid of anything.

Spring thunder, rising water-can't stay.

Thunder and no rain-a false alarm; false alarm

Thunder in the east and rain in the west-a diversion.

Avoiding Lei Gong, I was struck by lightning-avoiding one disaster after another; When it rains, it pours/Misfortunes never come singly

The muffled thunder in February-I want to ring early.

Much cry and little rain-bluffing.

It thunders in the cold winter-it can't be a climate.

Lei Gong beat tofu-picking soft bullying; Collapse at one blow

Lei Gong hits sesame seeds-only picks bullies.

Tripterygium wilfordii anger-extraordinary; (of sounds) very loud.

Leigong hid in the earth temple-heaven knows earth knows.

Lei Gong cracked the city god-up and down.

Lei Gong cracked sea pepper (pepper)-grumpy.

Lei Gong splits ants-the big ones bully the small ones.

Much cry and little wool.

Hail in thunderstorm.

A blockbuster.

The clay bodhisattva was chopped to pieces by lightning.

Thunder on a sunny day-shouting in vain; Bizarre; It's so bizarre

Complaining in the ice and snow-cold

The strong wind blew away the light snow.

The snow fell in the sea-but it was invisible and intangible.

It is snowing heavily at dawn in the east-obviously; clear

The beggar was caught in heavy snow-hungry and cold.

It snows in June-hard to get: hard to get.

It snows on the ice in Osaka (Banshanpo; Slope)-cool from head to foot

Coal falling on the snow-black and white.

It snows heavily on a sunny day-obviously.

It snows heavily in summer-rare; infrequent

Make a snowman in the sun-it won't be long.

It snows heavily at dawn-got it; distinctly

Picking up snow to fill a well-in vain; Waste energy; Waste one's heart

The crow landed on the snowdrift-black and white.

It snowed heavily at night-it was dawn and it was all white.

Looking for hoof prints under heavy snow-rare.

Wear a skirt on snowy days-beautiful and moving (frozen)

Shooting rabbits on a snowy day-running away for nothing.

Walking on a snowy day-one step at a time.

The above is the content of two-part allegorical sayings related to meteorology that I recommend. Some linguists and linguistic monographs will mention other related names when studying the origin of two-part allegorical sayings. For example, in The Origin of Rhetoric, Chen Wangdao introduced two-part allegorical sayings in the section of Tibetan dialect; In the study of proverbs, Guo Shaoyu pointed out that two-part allegorical sayings originated from "echo" (a form similar to guessing); Other books list names such as argot, riddle, proverb, shrinking feet and one-liners. By comparison, most of them reveal some similarities and differences. There is no definite theory about the classification of two-part allegorical sayings. Besides, there are many two-part allegorical sayings, all of which have several properties, so it is difficult to divide them scientifically.