Second, the mouse steals eggs-even rolling and crawling
Third, the mouse is on crutches-strong support.
Four, the mouse out of the hole door-look in all directions
Fifth, mice wear bells-Ding Dong can't afford them.
Six, the mouse looking for a big gun-bravado in the nest
Seven, the mouse drills the oil pan-there is no entrance.
Eight, the mouse feast-shameless.
Nine, the mouse sleeps in the cat's nest-send a bite of meat.
Ten, the mouse falls into Libra-claiming to be self
Eleven, the mouse drilled into the book box-speaking like a book
Twelve, the mouse into the trap-not far from death.
Thirteen, the little mouse top chestnut Peng-filling hedgehog
Fourteen, mice scurrying about in the fire room
Fifteen, the mice in the rice barn-don't worry about not eating.
Sixteen, the mouse is a monkey head; Black head
Seventeen, the mouse stole the weight-the other way around (stealing iron)
Eighteen, the mouse fell into the oil tank-lubricating oil.
Nineteen. Strong & gt More two-part allegorical sayings about mice
Twenty, fart dead mice hang stocks-pretend to be hunters
Twenty-one, the mouse gnaws at the box-play a better game.
Twenty-two, the mouse climbed on the scale hook-claiming to be self; Call yourself/design style
Twenty-three, eat rat poison with your eyes open-suicide; Obvious loss
Twenty-four, the mouse moves gold-useless; Useless; It's useless.
Twenty-five, the mouse fell into the rice jar belly-half happy and half sad
Twenty-six, voles running around-walking more, seeing less.
Twenty-seven, the mouse in the stove-flew; Gray is not slippery.
Twenty-eight, the mouse essence is reincarnated-there are seventy-two axes in the heart.
Twenty-nine, the mouse fell into the basin-both happy and worried; stare helplessly
Thirty, the mouse moved ginger-white move; No job; Work is useless.
Thirty-one, the little mouse fell into the iron drum-seamless drilling; No more seamless drilling