Change your ways

Change your ways

In Chinese, the Pinyin is g ǎ iy ù g ǎ IB ù, which means that the identity of the dead should be changed and the burial ceremony should also be changed. It refers to the change of system or dynasty. It is the same as "changing steps and changing jade". From the theory of revolutionary morality.

The origin of Idioms

Zhang Binglin's theory of revolutionary morality: "Mongolia is not the way, slaughtering the Xia, changing the way, people have no different intention."

Idioms and allusions

In the fifth year of Dinggong in Zuozhuan: "in June, Ji Pingzi went to Dongye, but he didn't arrive; bingshen died in Fang. Yang Hu general to Yu Yu Lian, Zhong Liang Huaifu and, said: "change step change jade."

Idiom usage

It refers to the change of dynasty