Proverbs related to monkeys

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Proverbs related to monkeys: The sheep’s song heralds success in prosperous times; the monkey’s dance brings good fortune in the new spring. The monkey is one of the twelve zodiac animals in China, ranking ninth, namely the so-called \"Monkey of the Shen year\". Monkeys have a deep connection with the Chinese people; since ancient times they have been regarded as symbols of good fortune, nobility, and the ability to ward off evil and bring prosperity. Monkey culture is an important part of China’s zodiac culture, and it represents an essential branch of ancient culture. Monkey learning to walk – Pretending to be civilized. Monkey wearing a top hat – Pretending to be sophisticated. Monkey stealing peaches – Being clumsy. Monkey acting in an opera – Doing whatever comes to mind. Monkey with a beard – Doing whatever is asked of him. Monkey stealing melons – Scrambling in panic. Monkey trying to carry a heavy load – Unable to handle it. Monkey trying to eat an elephant – Only able to do so because it can open its mouth wide. Monkey trying to catch the moon – Wasting his time in vain. Monkey riding a rocket – Fleeing far away. Monkey trying to operate a mill – Not being able to manage it. Monkey sitting on a flagpole – Acting superior. Monkey imitating humans – Pretending to be proper. Monkey swinging a pole – Moving it around aimlessly. Monkey eating a fairy peach – Looking very pleased ； No distinction at all: Sun Wukong is pressed under the Five Elements Mountain – unable to rise again for eternity. The monkey holding a hot pot – spinning in circles. The monkey trapped in a trap – at the mercy of others ； Humans play while monkeys watch the peach orchard — the more they watch, the brighter it becomes. Monkeys jump in celebration — humans have kind hearts. Monkeys wear hats — pretending to be human ； A shameless wretch; one who plays the monkey has lost his gong – unable to perform properly. A filthy monkey moving house – causing a lot of trouble. A monkey with thorns in its buttocks – unable to stay still. Someone belonging to the Monkey race – changes opinions at will ； In the blink of an eye, it changes to the Monkey King’s hands and feet — unable to stay still; the monkey climbs trees — scurrying around chaotically ； Specialty: The Monkey That Opens Locks – Getting Too Confident ； Unrestrained: The Beautiful Monkey King of Flower and Fruit Mountain – a monkey with great skills @piao@; very clever. The monkey sits on the flagpole – the only one who rules. The monkey rolls the embroidered ball – some roll, some climb ； Scrambling around; the Monkey King’s tail – it can’t change ； Can’t change: Monkey in the pavilion — A ugly ghost acting flirtatiously; Monkey having diarrhea — A sick stomach; Monkey fighting with fists — Small moves; Sun Wukong’s bottom — Unable to sit still ； Unable to sit still, Sun Wukong went to Flower-Fruit Mountain – to rule as king ； Everything goes as planned. Sun Wukong farts – full of monkeyish mischief. A monkey carrying a heavy load – it’s beyond its capacity. Mountain monkeys climbing trees – that’s what they do best. A monkey eating mustard – it blinds it ； Rolling one’s eyes; a monkey grinding grain – it just won’t work. A monkey looking at itself in a mirror – being vain. A monkey trying to pull a plow – refusing to listen to any advice ； I’m not falling for this – it’s like a monkey provoking a beehive; it only brings trouble on itself. Carrying Sun Wukong around – it just results in more problems. A monkey that doesn’t climb trees – needs to have the gongs struck more often. A monkey drawing a bow – it doesn’t look right at all. Sun Wukong entering the Iron Fan Princess’s belly – a serious problem indeed. Sun Wukong guarding the peach orchard – reaping what he sows. A monkey with a burned bottom – becomes extremely angry. The Monkey King causing chaos in the palace – leading to violent fights. A monkey trying to catch the moon – ending up with nothing. Sun Wukong’s seventy-two transformations – showing his great magical powers. Sun Wukong getting rid of the headband – acting without any restraint. A monkey wearing glasses – pretending to be refined ； Pretending to be refined – teaching a monkey to climb trees; unnecessary. A monkey sitting on a bench – done in an orderly manner ； A monkey with a steady rhythm, an arm broken – unable to climb high; the face of Sun Wukong – capable of changing at any moment ； Unpredictable ； In the blink of an eye, it changes – a monkey performing tricks – clumsy and unskilled ； It’s always the same old stuff: a monkey wearing clothes – pretending to be a good person; a monkey holding a pipe – pretending to be human ； Look human ； Pretending that Sun Wukong is wearing a T-shirt – it doesn’t look human at all. The monkey looks at itself in the mirror – becoming overconfident ； It has no human appearance ； Trapped on all sides, like a monkey in a golden palace – a king who only brings trouble. A monkey climbing a bamboo pole – rising step by step ； Leaping up and down; Sun Wukong trying to cover his eyes in the clouds – Standing high allows one to see far; looking into the distance. The monkey watching a play – Just staring blankly ； Stunned – no comparison to Sun Wukong when it comes to acrobatics; a huge gap between them. The monkey steps onto the stage – but nothing happens. Sun Wukong emerges from the Water Curtain Cave – the real show is yet to come. The mad monkey – jumping around frantically. The monkey picks up ginger – not knowing whether to eat it or throw it away. The monkey holds a watermelon – unable to focus on either task. The monkey performs a drama – just making a mess. The monkey climbs up the cherry tree – like a rough person trying to eat fine food. The monkey puts on a collar – trapping itself in a loop of its own making. The monkey climbs the ladder – leaping up in one go. The monkeys on Flower Fruit Mountain – lawless and unruly. Sun Wukong plucks the monkey’s hair – showing great versatility ； It changes in the blink of an eye ； Capricious. Monkey pulling a plow — Pushing against the vehicle. Monkey wearing a golden crown — Causing trouble for the king. Sun Wukong looking in the mirror — Acting like a mischievous monkey. Monkey wielding a big sword — Cutting around aimlessly. Monkey’s buttocks — Naturally attractive ； Can’t sit still – The monkey climbs the rock cliff – It’s time to show your skills. Monkey eats chili – Scratching one’s head in discomfort. Monkey eats garlic – Rolling one’s eyes. Monkey wears gloves – Being clumsy. When a monkey performer meets someone playing a gong – They match well. Sun Wukong goes to heaven – Becoming overconfident. Monkey climbs a bench – Everyone thinks of their own things. Monkey holds a club – Swinging it around aimlessly. Sun Wukong rules the world – In a state of chaos ； Careless handling – An 80-year-old grandfather acting like a monkey – Old tricks. Hiring a monkey to pick peaches – It won’t get inside you. A monkey climbing a soapberry tree – Running into trouble. A monkey on top of the mast – Reached the limit. A monkey playing tricks – Letting someone else lead it. Monkeys climbing trees – Their specialty. A monkey eating sesame candy – Can’t break free. A furry monkey pulling a cart – Chaos ensues ； Everything’s in chaos. Monkeys on the bald mountain – there’s nothing left to do. Monkeys playing with mice – staring at each other. Monkeys in suits – they don’t fit well. Wooden statues of monkeys – bad kids. Monkeys using fans – trying to imitate humans. Monkeys wearing masks – pretending to be people ； A man with an animal’s heart; a monkey trying to catch the moon – all in vain. Those who play with monkeys are like foxes – shameless ； Shameless! Monkeys from Shanxi and people from Henan – each has their own special skills. Monkeys eating walnuts – cracking them open. Monkeys pulling carts – jumping around as they do it ； hopping and skipping