Riddle Analysis

Riddle

This song should only be in the sky
Play a trade name

The answer to the riddle

Air conditioning
Guess you like it
Factory products strive to update
Just like Emperor Yao, he lives in Dongou
Starting a business is difficult and has many battles.
From
Half a wheel of the sun into the water, a crescent moon on the willow
"Looking for a tiger" won the crown · Double hook grid
Ice mountain snow lotus
Plug-in plug
Fire at the city gate
Pond crucian carp splashing water like lotus
Pig makes a big scene in Tongtianhe
Not enough for outsiders also
Don't let the wine mark wet the placket.
On both sides of the river
Return from Gobi
VIII
A surprise win
Eight thousand soldiers · foundation grid
Do not hesitate to pour out your money to pay for the skirt.
The sun and the moon reflect Hainan
Factory and mine heatstroke prevention drink soda
Women Can See Song Bulaishi
Bashan is full of azalea
Percentage method
"Communist Manifesto"
Out of silt without staining
Up and down the river, the loss of the surging
Traditional folk songs
The heart of spring fluctuates like running water.
August 7 meeting
Wrong in Wrong · Xu Feige
Those who do not work have no food.
Pig eats ginseng fruit
White Grass Masks Copper Finch
Vigorously advocate extensive forest planting
It's a long night to see the day of Chi County.
Cao
Treasure Island Wenhu
Guessing riddles must be known
The side clothes are often broken in the autumn frost.
The ugliness is not revealed.
"Looking for a Tiger"
No powder, natural beauty
A hundred steps and ten percent off the rocks
Spring to Human Grass and Trees Know
Changxia reclining on bamboo pillow · Suxinge
No illegal banquets
The Eight Dragons
Toad Palace Fold Branches
For a while, foundation grid
Worship heaven and earth
White dog with swelling and foundation
Eight-nine-ten-rolling shutter grid
The sound of firecrackers
The sea sings loudly and the Yangtze River sings happily.
Not diligent and unhappy
"One branch opened last night"
The sea rolls snow waves
The desert returned and was lonely.
August Mid-Autumn · Upstairs
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