Watching from behind the curtain
The Chinese idiom Li á Nku ī B ì t ì ng means eavesdropping and peeping. It comes from the common saying of Xichou by He Tan of Song Dynasty.
Shiyi curtain: curtain; peep: peep; wall: wall; listen: eavesdrop. Eavesdropping and peeping. He Tan of the Song Dynasty said in the proverb of Xichou: "if you walk far away, you will have a lead, but if you sit in a swallow's seat, you won't have to peep at the wall." used as object and attribute; refers to eavesdropping and peeping
Watching from behind the curtain
Today's wine and today's drunkenness - jīn rì yǒu jiǔ jīn rì zuì
toil for a living in one 's old age - lǎo cán zuò jiǎn
tough and strong as iron and steel - tóng jīn tiě gǔ
Nine old friends and ten relatives - jiǔ gù shí qīn
Extremely vicious and ferocious - jí è qióng xiōng
Sweep away the grave and watch the funeral - sǎo mù wàng sàng
words benefit universal benevolence - rén yán lì bó