What do you mean by unconventional?

Put forward new ideas and opinions, and explain the difference from the general ones. Sometimes it means breaking old rules and being innovative. Bring forth the old and bring forth the new [Objection] Stay where you are.

Being original (pinyin: bi ā ox χ nl χ y χ) is an idiom derived from historical stories, and the relevant allusions of idioms come from Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu Literature.

The original meaning of "being original" is to show one's original ideas and put forward unique opinions (goal: to express them in words or other ways. Li: Establish, establish. Different: special, strange); Later, it also refers to deliberately putting forward novel ideas to show that you are different; Can be used as subject, predicate and attribute in a sentence; Neutral.

Zhuangzi's peripateticism is always difficult. Famous artists can learn it, but Guo Hechao can't. In Baima Temple, Zhi Daolin used Feng Taichang's * * * language, which was different from the other two schools because of "carefree" and made innovations beyond the sages. All this is beyond the reach of celebrities. Then use branches. (Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu Literature in Southern Song Dynasty)

Zhuangzi's peripateticism is always difficult. Famous artists can learn it, but Guo Hechao can't. In Baima Temple, Zhi Daolin used Feng Taichang's * * * language, which was different from the other two schools because of "carefree" and made innovations beyond the sages. All this is beyond the reach of celebrities. Then use branches. (Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu Literature in Southern Song Dynasty)

Original meaning: put forward new ideas and opinions, indicating that they are different from the general ones. Sometimes it means breaking old rules and being innovative. Bid: put forward and explain; Different: different, different. Come up with novel ideas to show that you are different.

Example: We should be down-to-earth and seek truth from facts instead of blindly pursuing originality.

Idiom origin: Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties, Shi Shuo Xin Yu Literature: "Zhi Dao Lin is in Baima Temple; Will Feng Taichang (Feng Huai) * * * language; Because "free and unfettered"; Zhuo Zhi Ran Biaoxin is a watch buried in two schools; Unlike sages. "

Idiom allusion: During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Buddhist scholar Zhi Daolin made friends with celebrities such as Wang Xizhi and Xie An. They often talk about Hyunri and study Zhuangzi together. Zhuangzi is a philosophical classic written by Zhuang Zhou in the Warring States Period. Xiang Xiu of Jin Dynasty and Guo Xiang later completed the annotation of Zhuangzi. Zhuangzi's first article "Happy Travel" is the most profound part of this book.