Auspicious idioms describing monkeys

Auspicious idioms used to describe monkeys are: golden monkey announces good news, monkey prances, monkey horse spirit, golden monkey indicates blessing, golden monkey indicates blessing, golden monkey indicates blessing, golden monkey indicates blessing, golden monkey presents treasure and golden monkey pays New Year greetings.

Monkey head and monkey brain: active as a monkey, describing impetuous action. Year of the Monkey, Horse Month: Monkey and Horse: One of the Twelve Zodiacs. Generally refers to the later years. Sharp-billed monkey cheeks: describe people as ugly and vulgar. Bathe and dress the monkey: the same as "bathe and crown the monkey" Macaque riding a cow: metaphorically speaking, the promotion of position is very slow.

Wash the monkey to get the crown: wash the monkey: macaque; Crown: Wear a hat. Monkeys in clothes and hats are not real people after all. Metaphor is superficial, just like a puppet. It is often used to satirize people who take refuge in evil forces and steal power. Trick or treat: a metaphor for being naughty. There is no tiger on the mountain, and the monkey is called the king: as the saying goes, the mighty go up and the mediocre go down.

Kill the chicken to scare the monkey: kill the chicken to show the monkey. A metaphor for punishing one person to intimidate or warn others. Make an Example: See "Make an Example". Kill a chicken, for example: kill a chicken for the monkey. Metaphor is to make an example of others.

Kill the chicken to scare the monkey: kill the chicken to show the monkey. Metaphor is to make an example of others. Killing dragons and herding monkeys: metaphor exists in name only. Xuanhe crowned monkey: Xuanhe rides a crane and wears a hooded monkey. Metaphor is a shallow person who abuses the toilet.