each field has its own abbreviations and jargon

wonton recipe passed down to the descendants

start your profession side by side with others, all without top hats

as a component: “日字旁”

The eminent sun wizard opens his hand and the sunflower magic wand drops.

On dental visits as a child, more often that not, the dental hook finds a cavity.

lean on this policy: declare jail to be the main deterrent to crime

Picture a modern paving machine with metal rollers injected with asphalt.

”The Fox and the Melon“ (Adapted from Aesop) One afternoon a fox was walking through a garden and spotted a big, round melon. "Just the thing to quench my thirst," said he. Taking a few steps back, the fox jumped and landed on the melon, but it just rolled a bit. Again the fox took a few steps back, ran, jumped, and tried to crack the melon open but still failed. Finally giving up, the fox turned up his nose and said, “It's probably unripe anyway," and proceeded to walk away. Moral: It is easy to despise what you cannot have. (Fables)

Princess Bling makes a math class breakthrough when her teacher says "a million" is like the number of hairs in her fur stole.

this white soap gets you seven times cleaner than other brands

ancient academic disciplines of agriculture and astronomy

picture an umbrella with a handle made of a large hypodermic needle and supports made of animal horns

monument to the Darts is the Dart family tomb

alternative breakdown: 口+口 mouth + mouth

A chapel has a cross on the roof.

Nowadays, Christians meet in chapels, often with a cross on top of the building. (Bible Series)

Picture your papa, a father protecting his children from a boa.