change constantly

change constantly

Unpredictable, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is bi à nhu à m à C è, which means to describe things changing and unpredictable. It comes from the epitaph of Ma Jun, the young supervisor in the palace by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Han Yu of Tang Dynasty wrote in the epitaph of Ma Jun, the young warden in the palace: "when it was, I saw the king in the North Pavilion, still in the mountains and deep forests, and in the valleys, the dragon and tiger, and the change was unpredictable, so were the outstanding people."

Idiom story

Contemporary · Yin Qian's complete works of Yin Qian's Essays: "if literature is a clever and obedient thing, it is really strange. In my opinion, literature is not free to be manipulated. It should be a kind of questioning and critical spiritual activity of a writer or writer. Strictly speaking, literature should be a writer or writer full of passion and courage to resist the oppressive forces. All things of human beings and society are really unpredictable. The anger and dissatisfaction of the critic's conscience and justice are regarded as the performance of not knowing the way of existence, not knowing the strategy of life, and lacking the wisdom of existence. As a result, it is regarded as a childish and reckless act to expose the dark side of the society, to attack the social defects sharply, and to criticize the shortcomings of literary works candidly. It has become a taboo in today's critical circles to express their opposition candidly. However, they do not know that in the long run, literature will go to a terrible stage Literature is not only useless to human spiritual life, but also harmful. " (Yin Qian, complete works of Yin Qian's essays, 386 pages)

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] changeable and unpredictable [antonym] unchangeable

Idiom usage

There are seventy-two gates in the sky. In the day, it's cold and rainy. In the night, it's crying. Wumingshi's Romance of the Yang family in Ming Dynasty Chapter 25