What is the idiom "worshiping the old but not accepting the new"

Cherish the outdated and protect the outdated-be conservative.

It means clinging to old and broken things and refusing to give up. At first, this metaphor was outdated and conservative. Now the metaphor is conservative, not striving for progress, and refusing to accept new things. Also known as "protecting the disabled and guarding the missing".

Interpretation: hug: hold tight. Holding on to old junk. Describe conservative thinking, not striving for progress.

Example: These seem to be ~, a collection of opinions. (Zhu Ziqing's Classic Talk about Zhouyi II)

Synonyms: conformism, ruthlessness and complacency.

Antonym: Get rid of the old and innovate, bring forth the new and do something unconventional.

Use: combined; As predicate, object and adverbial; Describe people who are old-fashioned and refuse to accept new things.

[Structure] Combined type.

Discrimination between ~ and "standing still" and "sticking to the rules"; They all mean "conformism" but ~ focus on refusing innovation; Refuse to accept new things; "Standing still" focuses on refusing to make progress; Not striving for progress; "Sticking to the rules" focuses on doing things according to the old rules.