Who knows the two-part allegorical saying in Wenling dialect?

The water plug is leaking.-it's useless.

Light and oily-wasting the core (heart).

Cut tofu with a knife, and both sides should shine.

The rice screen looks like a mirror-it can see through.

There is a slate on the turtle's back-playing hard ball.

Rotten fields turn over mortar-deeper and deeper.

Light a lamp under the moon-light a lamp.

The old man eats very hard-take it or give it up.

The blade scratched its head-how bold.

Stir-fried stone-slippery skin (naughty).

Dumb people eat bitter gourd-don't say anything about suffering.

Buy salted fish and set them free-I don't understand anyway.

Squid laughs at salmon.

Cowhide lanterns-bright in the belly.

It's a waste of time for dogs to bite pig urine.

Flies weigh their heads-collect some weight.

Stir-fried soybeans-don't cook them with skin.

Yellow and fat rice cakes-please don't invite them.

Heel pulse measurement-not getting the point.

Soak water in the bucket of washing feet-the debate between dry and white.

A thin cow wanted a plow, which she asked for.

Short sleeves-not too strong.

Duck (egg) with a bamboo pole head-I can't touch it.

Bayberry in a cage-pick the best goods.

Amaranth seeds are divided into four squares (petals)-the smaller the better.

Dead turtles cost 36 cymbals-I don't know the market.

Rats drill bellows-both ends suffer from gas.

The dwarf rings the bell-the record fails.

The sky-high rain (weather)-the more you bear it, the heavier it gets.

The diamond in the bag poked out.

Blow your nose with your tongue-don't do that.

The boat was tied up in a pile of pulp-don't count on it.

White copper ingots-worthless.

Taro and sweet potato-all walks of life.

White lentils are wrapped in a shed-don't go.

Send goose feathers a thousand miles away-don't treat them lightly.

Burn the coffin on the winter solstice-don't try to turn back.