Change the tune

Change the tune

Change the tone, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ǎ izh ā ngy ì di à o, meaning to change the policy, practice or attitude. It comes from the book of Jin: Langxie mourns Wang huanzhuan.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of Jin, Langxie mourns Wang HuanChuan: "it's the time to rectify the last customs and change the tune, but it's still the time for those who have given up, to deal with useless things, to drain the money that has been trapped, and to repair the useless expenses. This is the place where the officials dare not settle down."

Examples

As for the way of selecting scholars is not broad, the principle of sand removal is not refined. And uncle should be a balance, should be ~. Biography of Cui Liang

Discrimination of words

Used as predicate, object, attribute, etc