A time goes after the common customs

A time goes after the common customs

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ē sh í Q ū s ú, which means catering to fashion and secularity. It comes from the book of re Fubi Ji'an.

Idiom explanation

A: catering.

The origin of Idioms

Yun Daiying's book of returning to Ji'an: "therefore, those who run magazines should study social psychology. However, this is by no means a time to follow the trend, only to follow the trend and guide the ear

Idiom usage

It refers to catering to the common customs and fashion. example keeping up with the fashion is not the same as keeping up with the fashion.