Two-part allegorical sayings about the moon, the moon on the fifteenth day of the first month, the moon on the thirty nights, the rabbit on the moon, the moon without the moon on the thirty nights, the flower in the mirror and the moon in the water. The moon on the fifteenth day of the first month-aboveboard.

Looking forward to the bright moon for thirty nights-there is no hope.

Rabbits on the moon-out of reach.

There is no moon for thirty nights-every year is the same.

Flowers in the mirror, moon in the water-ethereal and beautiful; Out of reach-out of reach

Take a penny as a moon miser

Hit the moon with a millstone-I don't know how heavy it is.

Climbing a ladder to pick the moon-fantasy

Looking forward to the moon rising in the west-hopeless.

Picking the moon at the top of the mountain-impossible; Can't do

The Moon's First Winding-Two Traitors (Sharp)

The fifteenth moon-perfect; A complete circle

The sun and the moon talk-empty talk

There are laurel trees in the middle of the month-unattainable.

Wear light clothes in February-it's too early.

December Radish-Moving (Frozen) Heart

The radish in the cold winter-it is moving (freezing)

The clothesline hooked the moon-a far cry from the sky.

Reach for the moon-it's impossible.

High-rise buildings have sprung up-changing with each passing day

The fire was lit in June-hot and manic.

Around the stove in June-angry

Red light in the middle of the month-empty name; Kongguaming

The door gods of the first month-one is east and the other is west.