The Lantern Festival is over, I believe everyone has guessed a lot of riddles. 315 is a day to fight against counterfeiting, and it has passed. Here, Sixiang wants to expose some fake and wrong riddles in the riddle, please correct me.
The Internet search for riddles "There is an iron lock, at the door every day, good people let it go, and thieves see it walk (beat an animal)", you will find that the answer to the riddles of many websites is "dog".
This riddle is actually a problem riddle, let’s take a look.
Riddle 1: There is an iron lock, at the door every day, good people give way, bitch goes when they see it. 2016-02-22.
Riddle 2: There is an iron lock, which is at the door every day. Good people give way, and thieves see it and leave. You can see: Douding.com . Time: September 1, 2020.
This riddle: There is an iron lock, which is at the door every day. Good people let it go, and thieves see it walking (beat an animal). The earliest time to be checked: June 2013.
This riddle appears the earliest, but there is a problem. It's unreasonable to "good people let it go". "It" refers to an animal, that is, a dog. When a good person comes, he will let the dog go. That is to say, when a good person comes, the dog will walk past the good person and leave the doorstep. This is not normal. It should be a good person who has come, and the dog gives way and lets the good person pass by the doorstep. In this way, it feels like the riddle of this riddle that "good people give way" should be "good people give way", that is, when the good people come, it (dogs) give way, allowing the good people to pass by the doorstep of their home. When the bad guy comes, the dog will be vicious and bite him. The bad guy will leave when he sees the dog. Well, Riddle One and Riddle Two are both "good people give way", which is more accurate.
In this way, we know that the riddle "There is an iron lock, at the door every day, good people let it go, and thieves see it walk (beat an animal)" is a problem riddle. What does "iron lock" mean? Is it a chain that locks the head?
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