Describe rigid and inflexible words.

I. Stubborn [zhyini]

Stubborn and willful, not accepting other people's opinions.

Quote: Lu Xun's collection of Wei and Jin demeanor justice and the relationship between articles and medicinal liquor: "It doesn't matter if individuals are so angry. If the country is so stubborn, what will it be? "

Second, stubborn [nations]

Conservative and unwilling to accept new things.

Quote: Chapter 7 of Hong Qubo by Guo Moruo: "Chen Cheng saw that I was stubborn, but my heart melted, so he considered other remedies."

Third, the old school [g ǔ b ǔ n]

Stubborn and old-fashioned; Stiff, little change.

Quote: The first paragraph of Yang Shuo's Three Thousand Jiang Lishan: "Look at his old age. I have lived with him for half my life and have never heard him say a joke. "

Fourth, rigidity [kè b m: n]

Metaphor is dull and unchanging.

Quote: Chen's Works are Beautiful Volume 1: "Extremely rigid and monotonous."

V. Stiffness [s ǐ b ǐ n]

Not flexible (doing things); Not flexible.

Quote: Chapter 18 of Liu Qing's Iron Wall: "You plan!" Stepford complained that they were rigid, and the sticks shook in all directions:' All the food was not sent far, not in the black kiln, but in the cellar.' "