Two-part allegorical saying (of which the first part, always stated, is descriptive, while the second part, often unstated, carries the message)
Reading a play while riding a donkey – wait and see
Goose feather sent from 500 kilometers away – a small gift sent from afar conveys deep feeling
A man with a pen encounters a man with a gun – you can't reach an agreement between the two kinds of people
Throw a meat-stuffed bun at a dog – something gone, never to return
A rat sneaks into a bellows – get blame from both sides; be caught between the hammer and the anvil
Snarl and snap at Lu Dongbin (one of the eight immortals in Chinese mythology) – mistake a good man for a bad one
The flood inundates the temple of the Dragon King – People on the same side fight each other by mistake
Iron cock – stingy person
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