A four-word idiom that refuses to change.

1. Stick to one's own opinions and refuse to change the four-character word 1, stick to one's own opinions [Pinyin] gù zhí jǐ jiàn [Interpretation] Stick to one's own opinions and refuse to change.

[Source] Biography of Li Gang in the Old Tang Dynasty: "When the left servant shot Su Yang and Su Wei, every stubborn gang view was different from it because they hated it." Chen Mi Biography of the History of Song Dynasty: "Being stubborn and losing people's hearts."

Adversity can't break his optimism, but death can stop him from sticking to his opinion. 2, willfulness [Pinyin] g ā ng b ì z ì y ì [Interpretation] √: willfulness; Stubborn: tenacious and stubborn; Personal use: self-righteous.

Stubborn and confident, regardless of other people's opinions. [Source] "Twelve Years of Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan": "Its auxiliary head valley is stubborn and ruthless, and refuses to use his life."

"Zhong Zhongshu Letters": "If you ask, you will be rich, but if you use it for your own use, you will be small." [Example] He is a wayward person, bent on his own way, knowing that there was a problem, but he did the right thing.

3. Go your own way [Pinyin] y and] y and y ū g ū ng [Interpretation] means not accepting other people's suggestions and stubbornly following your own subjective ideas. [Source] Biography of the Corrupt Officials in Historical Records: "The official invited me, but finally refused E79FA5E98193E4B893E5B19E31333656532, and it was at the request of friends and guests."

Listen to the opinions of the masses in everything, and never go your own way. 4. Self-righteous [Pinyin] zǐ y wé i shǐ [Interpretation] Yes.

I always thought I was right. Describe subjective, not open-minded.

[Source] "Xunzi Honor and Disgrace": "Anyone who fights will be self-righteous, and he is wrong about others." Mencius with all his heart: "Everyone is happy with it and thinks he is self-righteous."

Self-righteousness is our innate, primitive evil. Do what you think is right, regardless of other people's opinions.

[Source] Zhou Enlai * * * Work Report (1954): "They often go their own way in their work, don't respect the unified leadership of their superiors, and don't pay attention to the reporting system." You can't do things by yourself, you'd better listen to other people's opinions.

2. If there are ten words "one () and no ()", one word is meticulous: not even careless. Once you get sick, you will never get out of bed again. Metaphorically, your illness will get worse every day and eventually you will die. Once formed, it will not change. Once formed, it means that Buddhists will get rid of material desires and keep their hearts clean when practicing. The influence of bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean and clean. A grain of dust cannot describe purity and purity. Once you are dismissed, you will not be dismissed. Once removed from office, he will no longer be an official for life. No plan, no plan, no plan, no way to figure it out. Spotless originally meant that Buddhists ruled out material desires and kept their hearts clean during their practice. Now it generally means that they are completely unaffected by bad habits. The influence of bad habits. It is also used to describe being very clean and tidy. As long as the dust does not involve Buddhism, it will eliminate material desires and keep a clean heart. Now it generally means completely unaffected by bad habits and bad habits. It is also used to describe being very clean and tidy. As long as the dust does not involve Buddhism, it will eliminate material desires and keep a clean heart. Now it generally refers to getting rid of bad habits completely. The influence of bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe being very clean, very clean, and unwilling to spit: there is a plan, a plan, no tricks, and no way to think of it. Once formed, it is not easy to change. It's the same as "unchanged" It refers to being completely unaffected by bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe being very clean, clean and motionless.

3. The four words "nothing" are meticulous: I disagree. I am not careless at all. I can't get out of bed when I'm sick. It is a metaphor for my illness getting worse day by day and eventually dying. Once formed, I will never change. A grain of dust can't describe purity. Not a speck of dust can fall. In the past, it meant that when Buddhists practiced, they got rid of material desires and kept their hearts clean. Now generally refers to the slightest. The influence of bad habits. It is also used to describe being very clean and tidy. Once dismissed, I won't be reprimanded. Once reprimanded, he will no longer be an official for life. I can't plan, plan, plan. I can't carry out any plan, and I can't think of any way. Spotless originally means that when Buddhists practice, they will get rid of material desires and keep their hearts clean. Now it generally means completely unaffected by bad habits and bad habits. Also used to describe very clean. Keep your heart clean. Now it refers to being completely free from bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe being very clean and tidy. A grain of dust is not affected by the bad habits and bad atmosphere of Buddhists in practice, so as to keep the inner purity. Now it refers to being completely free from bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean: planned and scheming. You can't put any tricks into practice, nor can you think of any way. Success is not easy. No longer change. Same as "immutable". A cloud of dust is still spotless. Generally speaking, it means that it is completely unaffected by bad habits and bad atmosphere. It is also used to describe very clean and clean things. Not moving means not moving or being lazy. One generation is not as good as the next: father and son follow each other. Every generation is worse than the next. Being still is better than being uncertain or useless. Might as well not do it. One more thing is better than one less thing. I don't know how to describe a word It must be difficult and easy: change. The original intention must be fixed, but it will not change. The following description is correct and cannot be changed. The original intention must be fixed, but it will not change. The latter description is correct. Irreversible It's the same as "it must be difficult" It's the same as "falling" It's the same as "falling" Once something out of control happens, it is out of control. It's the same as "nothing goes up" A grain that does not rise means a poor harvest. It won't pull out a hair. It used to mean Yang Zhu. There is no difference at all. First, I am serious and meticulous. First, I don't mean fighting tigers with my bare hands and crossing the river on foot. I mean being foolhardy and daring to take risks. Later, in the Yuan Dynasty, I was desperate. First of all, I don't take a hair, which means it is a tiny thing. I don't even take a hair from others. I am described as honest and don't take advantage of others or the public. First, I didn't dye it at all. Strategy. It means to adopt another method or strategy after one method or strategy fails. Honest and law-abiding description is very detailed, in fact, it is not worthy. Like "taking nothing", they took nothing: a mustard seed, but they took nothing. Honesty and law-abiding are not what they deserve. Jane: Cheer up. Once you fall, you can't get up again.