when the incident

when the incident

Things have changed, Chinese idioms, pronunciation: SH ì Gu ò J ì nqi ā n, things have passed, the environment has changed. It comes from yellow Hydrangea written by Yi Suo in Qing Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Source: the third chapter of yellow Hydrangea written by Yisuo in Qing Dynasty: "Huang Hydrangea and Huang Tong have moved across the border, and they are no longer in mind." Besides, the memory declines, and there are also some mistakes. Ba Jin's talk about "resting garden"

Idiom usage

As predicate, object and clause

Discrimination of words

Antonym: unchangeable, as always. Xiehouyu: the rain is over and the situation has changed