Idiom origin: Ma Yuan Zhiyuan's "Chen Tuan Sleeps High" is the third fold: "The sleeping tomb moves the valley, the stone decays and the stars turn."
Example of Idiom: Eating straight meals at night is even worse, and cooking straight meals is bright and bright.
The traditional way of writing: the stars move around.
ㄡㄓㄨㄢㄒㄧㄥㄧ Athena Chu.
The pronoun of "variable star": Time is like a variable star.
The antonym of "turn the stars around": stagnation: stagnation. Stop, don't move on.
Idiom grammar: combination; As adverbial and attributive; Refers to the change of season or time
Degree of common use: common idioms
Emotion and color: neutral idioms
Idiom structure: combined idioms
Generation time: ancient idioms
English translation: the passage of time
Idiom riddle: look up at the sky when you are drunk
Pronunciation note: Dou cannot be pronounced as "dò u"; Turn: can't be pronounced "turn".