Keep to the past

Keep to the past

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is "NCH á ngsh ǒ UG ù", which means to be used to the stable daily life and keep the old style. It's old-fashioned and doesn't know how to change. It comes from Hai Rui's five stories about Wu Yao of shenjunmen.

The origin of Idioms

In the article of five things about Wu Yao of shenjunmen written by Hai Rui of Ming Dynasty: "our hospital is not a safe old friend. Since taking office, tens of millions of people have been inspired and turned over their hopes for reform. "

Analysis of Idioms

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Idiom usage

It means to stick to the rules and never change

Examples

For a long time, he was conservative and lack of exercise, so he could not stand setbacks.