1. The third character is a four-character idiom of exchange
Mink fur for wine Mink fur: a coat made of mink fur. Trade mink coats for booze. Describe the bohemian life of precious people.
Seizing a fetus and reshaping a human body is originally a Taoist term, which refers to seizing a person's fetus to reincarnate, easily removing mortal bones and turning them into immortal bones. The post-metaphor learns from the predecessors without leaving any trace, and can innovate.
Change of dynasty. The old dynasty is replaced by a new dynasty.
Change the original name.
Change the world and completely change the original appearance. It refers to transforming society and transforming nature.
Makeover means only changing the appearance and form, but the content remains unchanged.
To change one’s appearance means to change one’s original appearance. The metaphor only changes in form, but the substantive content remains unchanged.
Gold hairpin exchanged for wine describes poverty, downfall and frustration.
The golden mink exchanges for wine. Take off the crown and exchange it for fine wine. Describes informality and indulgence in drinking.
Exchange the beetle for wine. Untie the beetle and exchange it for wine. Described as a person who is open-minded and indulges in drinking.
To change a situation or condition for a great improvement.
Substituting one thing for another is a metaphor for playing tricks in secret, substituting falsehood for truth, and substituting inferiority for excellence.
Stealing the sky and changing the day is a metaphor for secretly changing the truth of things in order to achieve the purpose of deception.
Reborn was originally a Taoist term. It means that after a Taoist attains the Tao, he transforms his mortal body into a holy one and his mortal bones into immortal bones. Now it is a metaphor that through education, thoughts are completely transformed.
Moving palace and changing feathers Gong and Yu: two types of tune names in ancient music. Originally refers to changing the key of a piece of music. Later, it also means that the content of the matter has changed.
To replace a beam with a pillar is a metaphor for making trouble in secret, substituting falsehood for truth.
Reborn and reborn.
Passing the cup around refers to pouring wine to each other during a banquet.
Replacing a shotgun with a cannon is a metaphor for a situation or condition that has greatly improved. Cannon, same as "cannon".
Cut off the old hair and replace it with the old marrow. Metaphor to completely change the original appearance. 2. A complete collection of four-character idioms starting with the word "gai"
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Change the world,
Change the evil and return to the right,
Change the past,
Change the past,
Change the dynasty,
Change your surname to Yi Dai,
Change your past to be a good person,
Change your conduct to Yi Jie,
Change your family name,
Change your status to success No,
Change your tongue,
Change your appearance,
Change your name,
Change your past,
Change the family background,
Change the past without hesitation,
Change the government, change the style,
Change the pillars,
Change the jade Change career,
Change customs and customs,
Change appearance 3. What are the idioms for changing words
To change a beam and change a column is a metaphor for secretly causing trouble, replacing the truth with the false< /p>
To change one's bones and seize one's fetus is a metaphor for poems and prose using the ideas of the ancients to bring out the old and bring out the new
To change the soup without changing the medicine is a metaphor for changing the name or form but not actually changing it
Diaoqiu Change to mink fur: a coat made of mink fur. Trade mink coats for booze. Describe the bohemian life of precious people.
Seizing a fetus and reshaping a human body is originally a Taoist term, which refers to seizing a person's fetus to reincarnate, easily removing mortal bones and turning them into immortal bones. The post-metaphor learns from the predecessors without leaving any trace, and can innovate.
Change of dynasty. The old dynasty is replaced by a new dynasty.
Change the original name.
Change the world and completely change the original appearance. It refers to transforming society and transforming nature.
Change the family status to improve the family's social status.
To change one’s appearance means to change one’s original appearance. The metaphor only changes in form, but the substantive content remains unchanged.
Makeover means only changing the appearance and form, but the content remains unchanged.
Change the star bucket to change the position of the star bucket. The metaphor is superb and the magical power is vast.
Exchange the beetle for wine. Untie the beetle and exchange it for wine. Described as a person who is open-minded and indulges in drinking.
The golden mink exchanges for wine. Take off the crown and exchange it for fine wine. Describes informality and indulgence in drinking.
Gold hairpin exchanged for wine describes poverty, downfall and frustration.
To change a situation or condition for a great improvement.
Stealing the sky and changing the day is a metaphor for secretly changing the truth of things in order to achieve the purpose of deception.
Reborn was originally a Taoist term. It means that after a Taoist attains the Tao, he transforms his mortal body into a holy one and his mortal bones into immortal bones. Now it is a metaphor that through education, thoughts are completely transformed.
Objects change and stars move. Objects change: scenery changes; star shift: stars shift.
The scenery changed and the positions of the stars moved. A metaphor for the change of time.
Moving palace and changing feathers Gong and Yu: two types of tune names in ancient music. Originally refers to changing the key of a piece of music. Later, it also means that the content of the matter has changed.
Passing the cup around refers to pouring wine to each other during a banquet.
Move the day and change the day 〖Explanation〗Change the day and change the day. It is a metaphor for the price list using deceptive means to usurp power.
To reinvent oneself. See "to reinvent oneself".
Cut off the old hair and replace it with the old marrow. Metaphor to completely change the original appearance.
Change dynasty and change surname. See "change dynasty and change generation".
Change family background ① Change family background and improve social status. ②It is a metaphor for choosing a new master and finding another support.
Change the door. See "Change the door".
Changing one’s head and face means changing one’s identity.
To change the beam and change the pillar is a metaphor for playing tricks and secretly changing the content or nature of things.
The golden elixir changes the bones, which means that the poet has entered a state of profound enlightenment in his creation.
Silent transfer and secret transfer.
Substituting one thing for another is a metaphor for playing tricks in secret, substituting falsehood for truth, and substituting inferiority for excellence.
Washing the heart and replacing the bones is a Taoist saying, which means that by washing away the dusty heart and replacing the mortal bones, one can transcend the mortal world and enter the holy realm.
Stars move and objects change. Stars move and scenery changes. It’s called a time sequence change.
Change the lintel 〖Explanation〗 Lintel: the crossbar on the door frame. Change the family background and improve the social status of the family.
Hijab changing appearance 〖Explanation〗It means changing one’s appearance. Metaphors only change their appearance and form, but the content remains unchanged.
Reborn and reborn 〖Explanation〗It was originally a Taoist term. It means that after a Taoist attains the Tao, he transforms his mortal body into a holy one and his mortal bones into immortal bones. Now it is a metaphor that through education, thoughts are completely transformed.
Change the day and steal the sky 〖Explanation〗It is a metaphor for secretly changing the truth of things in order to achieve the purpose of deception.
Moulting feathers and moving palaces 〖Explanation〗See "Moulting Palaces and Moulting Feathers". Also known as "moving business and changing feathers". It means changing the key of the music. Gong, Shang and Yu are all the names of the five tones of ancient music. Later, it also means that the content of the matter has changed.
The prodigal son will never be replaced by gold. 〖Explanation〗It means that people who do not follow the right path are extremely valuable after they correct their evil ways.
To change a shotgun into a cannon 〖Explanation〗It is a metaphor for a situation or condition that has greatly improved. Cannon, same as "cannon".
Change with each step 〖Explanation〗If you move your steps, the scene will also change. Describes the changing scenery. It also represents a gradual change.
Change the roots and leaves. 〖Explanation〗It is a metaphor for completely changing the situation.
Move business and moult 〖Explanation〗This refers to the change of tune. "Gong", "Shang" and "Yu" are all the names of the five tones of ancient music. ① Metaphor that things have changed. ②The metaphor echoes the sound.
Shifting Stars and Changing Fights 〖Explanation〗Describes magical spells or superb means.
Transformation and step change 〖Explanation〗It is like changing shape and form by moving step and step. Describes variety.
Renewal
Gold cannot be exchanged
A prodigal will not be exchanged for gold. It means that a person who does not do good things and corrects his evil ways is more valuable than gold. 4. Solitaire idioms that start with the word "Change"
Changing the soup without changing the medicine-------the medicine will cure the disease-----------get rid of the old and welcome the new------ -----Metabolism---------Thank God----------------The land is vast and the resources are abundant
It is an idiom and is found in the idiom dictionary. In addition, idioms do not necessarily have to have four characters, nor do they have to be ancient. There are five-character idioms, six-character idioms, seven-character idioms, and eight-character idioms.
Change the soup without changing the medicine huàn tāng bù huàn yào
Idiom explanation means that although the name or form changes, the actual situation remains unchanged
The source of the idiom is Manan Village's "Yanshan" "Night talk articles are of any length": "Change a large article into several small articles. On the surface, the article seems to be very short, but in fact it is just short for the sake of being short, and the content remains the same."
The traditional Chinese idiom changes the soup without changing the medicine
Idiom simplified spelling htbhy
Idiom phonetic notation ㄏㄨㄢˋ ㄊㄤㄅㄨˋ ㄏㄨㄢˋ ㄧㄠˋ
Frequently used idioms
Sensitive and neutral idioms
Idioms are used in conjunction; as predicates and clauses; as metaphors that although the name or form changes, it does not actually change. Change
Idiom structure combined idiom
Generation of contemporary idioms
Antonyms earth-shaking
Idiom examples go to a Duan school and come back again Even though we have a Duan faction, we are still changing the soup without changing the medicine.
(Chapter 115 of "Popular Romance of the Republic of China" by Cai Dongfan and Xu Jinfu)
English translation a change in form but not in content
Japanese translation form (けいしき)だけ 変えるが中码（なかみ）を変えない
Russian translation ограничиться видимостью перемéны
Other languages ??den Aufguβ wechseln,aber nicht die Heil krǎuter changement purement apparent, superficiel
Idioms and Riddles Er Jian