Changing the customs(biàn sú yì jiào)
Changing the customs
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is bi à ns ú y à Ji à o, which means to change the original customs and enlightenment. It comes from the seven laws of Guanzi.
Idiom usage
Change one's old habits
Analysis of Idioms
Synonyms: changing the content and changing the custom
The origin of Idioms
"Seven methods of Guanzi": "changing the customs and teaching easily, I don't know how to change them."
Idiom explanation
Change the original customs and education.
Chinese PinYin : biàn sú yì jiào
Changing the customs
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a refined pleasure of poetic minds
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