What's the difference between inheriting and being inherited?

The difference between inheritance and inheritance is:

"Inherit" used to mean to inherit the title or rights of ancestors, but now it means to continue; Most of the objects are traditions, habits, ideas, styles, etc.

"Inheritance" refers to inheriting the inheritance and rights of the deceased according to law or continuing to do the business left by predecessors; Often used in property, inheritance, career, heritage, style, tradition, etc.

Inherit chéngxí inherit chéngjì。

1, inheritance: inheritance. For example:

This is a trite idea, which we can never inherit.

2. Inheritance: Inheritance. For example:

From Confucius to Sun Yat-sen, we should sum up and inherit this precious heritage.

Discrimination: "Inheritance" originally refers to inheriting the status of ancestors in ancient times, but now it refers to inheritance. Most of the objects are old traditional habits and old ideological styles, which are inherited intact, such as inheriting old ideological styles and traditional habits. "Inheritance" can refer to taking someone else's son as a son, or giving birth to someone else as a son; It can also refer to inheriting national heritage or ancestral property.