An Chang Lu Shun: An: I am used to it; Location: live, live; Shun: Shun, as you wish. Accustomed to smooth days, under smooth circumstances.
Always keep score: score: obligation, your own responsibility. Accustomed to a stable life, do your duty.
Pay attention to safety and keep old habits: get used to the smoothness of daily life and keep old habits. Refers to sticking to the old ways and not knowing how to change.
Always learn from the past: habit: habit; So: old practice. Be content with routine and get used to old practices. Describe doing things according to the routine, old-fashioned, and not thinking about changing.
Be content with what you are used to. Often refers to the influence and domination of customary forces on people.
Be content with old customs: customs, habits. Restricted by old customs. Metaphor conformism, content with the status quo.
Be content with the old customs and drown in the old news: custom: custom. Indulge: To indulge in or sink into. Stick to old habits and limit yourself to old experiences. Describe conformism and complacency.
Be content with what you have learned: get used to what you are familiar with. It often refers to the influence and domination of habitual forces on people, which makes people stick to the rules and do not know how to change them.
Be content with the status quo: accustomed to the status quo and unwilling to change.
Different winds in a hundred miles, different customs in a thousand miles: describe different customs in different places.
Different habits: different: different; Xi: Customs and habits. Hundreds of miles apart have different customs and habits.
Inconvenient water and soil: unable to adapt to the climate and eating habits of immigrants. Use "acclimatization".
Unburdened soil and water: unable to adapt to the climate and eating habits of the migration place. Use "acclimatization".
Inadaptability: unable to adapt to the climate and eating habits of the place of migration.
Unfamiliar: unable to adapt to the climatic conditions or eating habits of a place.
Unaccustomed to water and soil: unable to adapt to the climatic conditions or eating habits of a place.
Old routine: old routine, habit. Don't stick to the rules.
The act, habit or instance of coming and going frequently.
Old unreasonable rules and regulations or habits.
Custom: refers to the habitual behavior or practice that becomes the social norm because of universal imitation.
Boots and hats: The way or habit of wearing clothes, shoes and hats. Metaphor is to force some conventional political preaching before and after writing an article or giving a speech.
Defamation is popular: slander: refers to slander; Word of mouth: praise; Vulgarity: ethos and habits. Slander or praise exists in popular customs. Later, it was extended to refer to the great role of ethos and habits.
Customs and human feelings: refers to fashion, etiquette, habits, etc.
Local customs: local customs: the general name of mountain customs and climate. Human feelings: human temperament and habits. The unique natural environment, customs, etiquette and habits of a place are the general names.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do: pitch: bow your head and look up, referring to every move. Easy-going manners, in line with social customs.
Turning people into customs: culture: education, influence; Customs: customs and habits. Educate and influence people to form good manners and customs.
Accumulation is not a habit: it means that mistakes have been followed for a long time and have become a habit. Infiltrate and pass on "habits".
Habit becomes habit: habit: habit. It is considered normal for a practice to maintain a practice for a long time.
Habits fade away: weariness of learning: contact with "friction" It refers to a long-term habit that starts from subtleties and gradually forms.
Old habits are hard to get rid of: old habits formed for a long time are hard to get rid of. It's the same as "old habits die hard."
Old habits die hard: old habits formed over a long period of time. Old habits that have been formed for a long time are hard to change.
Habit follows: follow: follow. Long-term habits are hereditary.
Take it for granted: it means that habit becomes nature. Use "used to it".
It is difficult to change the long-established ideological style or habit. It's the same as "hard to find"
Gone forever: it is difficult to change the long-formed ideological style or habit. It's the same as "hard to find"
Irresistible: it is difficult to change the ideological style or habit formed for a long time. It's the same as "hard to find"
Heavy accumulation is hard to return: heavy: deep; Return: Turn around. It is difficult to change the long-formed ideological style or habit.
Extremely serious: refers to a long-standing custom, habit, malpractice or a situation that is difficult to change. Used in a negative way. The same is "extremely heavy and difficult to return."
Too heavy to return: too heavy to return. Refers to long-standing customs, habits, disadvantages or situations that are difficult to change. Used in a negative way.
Unique customs: Different countries have different customs.
Kou can't fight: Kou: thief; Play: get used to it if you don't pay attention. Don't let your guard down against thieves.
Antique: old or outdated things, also refers to people with outdated ideas or living habits.
Polygonum: Polygonum is a spicy grass. Polygonum hydropiper has bitter taste, but insects parasitic on Polygonum hydropiper don't think it is bitter. Metaphorically, people are content with their own habits and don't know how difficult it is.
The rule is wrong: it violates the rule; Rules and regulations: standards, laws and customs. It means to violate the law of normalization.
Violation of rules: breach of contract; The more: beyond; Rules and regulations: certain standards, rules and customs. Violate normal laws.
Folklore: the secular wisdom and customs of a place.
I am used to it: I am used to it. Get used to the old ways. Described as conservative, hidebound and unwilling to change.
The poor don't learn to be thrifty, and the rich don't learn to be extravagant: the poor will be thrifty if they don't learn to be thrifty, and the rich will be extravagant if they don't learn to be extravagant. Describing environment and habits has a great influence on people's thinking and behavior.
Strange customs: strange habits and customs.
Different winds in a thousand miles, different customs in a hundred miles: refers to different customs and habits in different places.
Change customs: or change customs. Change old customs and habits.
Warm heart road: warm heart: warm heart; Ancient road: an ancient custom that describes kindness. Treat people sincerely and enthusiastically.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do: If you want to go to another country or place, you must first understand its customs. It's the same as "going to the countryside to ask the customs".
Ask the customs when entering the country: country: originally refers to the capital, and later refers to the country. To go to other countries or places, we must first understand its customs.
Customs of entry inquiry: When entering other countries, ask about prohibited things and customs first to avoid violating them.
A mountain river cannot be changed, but a leopard cannot change his spots.
Less is less: refers to the habit that seems to be natural since childhood.
Water and soil are not hidden: water and soil: refers to the place, extended to the natural environment. Can't adapt to the climatic conditions or eating habits of a place.
Inadaptability: Inadaptability to the climatic conditions or eating habits of a place.
Custom change: change: change; Move: change. Change old customs and habits.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do: When you arrive at a place, you will live according to the local customs. It is also a metaphor for being able to adapt to any place. It's the same as going to the countryside.
When you arrive at a place, you will live according to the customs and habits of this place. It is also a metaphor for being able to adapt to any place.
Jump out of the circle: a metaphor to get rid of the long-formed formulaic format and genre. It is also a metaphor to get rid of the invisible shackles imposed by customary forces and outdated concepts.
Homology: People cry at birth with the same sound, but their habits are different when they grow up.
Procrastination: The behavior, habit or character characterized by procrastination.
Failure to avoid customs: failure to get rid of customs and habits that you don't agree with.
Failed to avoid vulgarity, Liao Fuer: vulgarity: vulgarity; Chat: temporarily; Er: So; Ear: That's all. I can't get rid of the customs I don't agree with. Behavior is influenced by habit and has to do as the Romans do.
Nothing is polluted: originally, when Buddhists practiced, they ruled out material desires and kept their hearts clean. Now it refers to being completely free from bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean.
Learning without observation: learning: habit. Refers to common things, and you are unaware of the existing problems.
Xi Fei Cheng: I am used to some wrong things, but I think it is correct.
Practice is not a habit: it refers to the habit of getting used to bad things.
Xi feisheng: Xi: habit; Not: wrong; Yes: correct. Accustomed to some wrong things, I think it is right.
Habit: refers to being used to rules.
Habit becomes nature: habit becomes nature.
Habit is natural: habit is the same as "consistency"; If: like it. Getting used to it is like a natural thing.
Get used to nature: get used to things that become natural.
Habit: sex: personality. What you are used to for a long time will form your character. Habit is second nature.
Long-term study: study: habit; Sex: character. Long-term habits will form a certain character.
Learning is natural: if: like. Getting used to it is like a natural thing.
Customs transfer: transfer: change; Person: refers to human nature. Customs and habits can change people's habits.
Custom transfer: Custom can change people's habits.
Habit is habit: habit: habit. Often, forming habits is regarded as a routine.
Saixixi tea: Xi: habit; Yan: Modal particles are equivalent to "so". Get used to something without knowing its problems.
Habit becomes the wind: wind: ethos. If you get used to it, you will form an atmosphere.
Custom becomes custom: custom: habit. This has been done for a long time and has become a custom.
Habit: habit: habit. When you get used to it, you develop your character.
Habit: habit: habit. It means to do something often, or to see a phenomenon often and feel normal.
Habit and formation: habit: habit. Long-term habits will form a certain character.
Habit and nature: sex: character. What you are used to for a long time will form your character. Habit is second nature.
Learning is involuntary: learning: habit; Yan: Modal particles are equivalent to "so". Get used to something without knowing its problems.
Spotless: Originally, Buddhists ruled out material desires and kept their hearts clean when practicing. Now it refers to being completely free from bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean.
Habit: habit: habit. It means that everyone is used to a certain practice or point of view and becomes a habit.
Accustomed: Accustomed. Imitate each other and form customs.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do: pass down a custom and form a custom.
Habit: According to a set handed down from generation to generation, it gradually becomes a habit.
A chronic disease is difficult to cure: a chronic disease: an old disease for many years. It is difficult to cure old diseases for many years. Old habits die hard, and it is not easy to get rid of them.
Influence: influence and cultivate; Sex: habit. The habit of frequent infection in some aspect.
Recitation biography: ① refers to the habit of reading dead books and passing on old news. 2 refers to reciting.
Haze: haze: refers to mountains and rivers; An incurable disease is like a hobby or habit, which can't be changed after a long time. Refers to a hobby of mountains and rivers.
Haze: haze: refers to mountains and rivers; Chronic disease: a disease that cannot be cured for a long time. Metaphorically, it is a hobby or habit, which is not easy to change after a long time. Refers to a hobby of mountains and rivers.
Haze disease: haze: refers to mountains and rivers; Disease: a disease that cannot be cured for a long time. It is like a hobby or habit, and it is not easy to change after a long time. Refers to a hobby of mountains and rivers.
Goose returns to the lake, chicken falls to the grass shed: metaphor has its own characteristics, and each has its own living habits and destination. It is also a metaphor. Ambitious people are cosmopolitan, while those without ambition can only live in their own small families and do nothing.
Every dust falls: originally, Buddhists ruled out material desires and kept their hearts clean when practicing. Now it refers to being completely free from bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean.
Spotless: Originally, when Buddhists practiced, they ruled out material desires and kept their hearts clean. Now it refers to being completely free from bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean.
Not involved: originally, Buddhists ruled out material desires and kept their hearts clean when practicing. Now it refers to being completely free from bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean.
Dust-free: Originally, Buddhists ruled out material desires and kept their hearts clean when practicing. Now it refers to being completely free from bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean.
Not a speck of dust: still spotless. Generally speaking, it is completely unaffected by bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean.
One is the same: one: both, both; Or: follow the trend and press; Guan: Habitual method. Permission to do things as usual, without any change.
Change customs: change old customs and habits. To "change the customs and customs."
Change customs: change old customs and habits. To "change the customs and customs."
Change manners and customs: change old manners and customs. To "change the customs and customs."
Change customs: change: change; Yi: Transformation. Change old customs and habits.
Old customs: customs and habits left over from the previous generation.
Convention: Convention: jointly formulated; Custom: everyone is like this, and it has always been used like this. Refers to the name of things or social habits are often determined or formed by people through long-term social practice.