Describe traditional idioms

Change the past: change the traditional legal system and norms.

Change the ancient customs: change the traditional legal system and customs.

Things change: changing the traditional legal system and norms.

Carry forward: carry forward: develop and advocate; Everbright: brilliant and grand. Carry forward and improve good work style, tradition, etc.

Custom: the traditional customs, manners and habits of an individual or a group.

Restricted by traditional customs. It means you can't reach your goal.

Guangling San: Guangling San has been lost. It is often used as a metaphor for the severance of fine traditions or the absence of successors.

Tortoise, Dragon and Phoenix: Four animals traditionally used to symbolize longevity, dignity and good luck. Metaphor is a person who occupies a high position and covers the whole world.

Turtle, dragon and phoenix: four animals traditionally used to symbolize longevity, dignity and good luck. Metaphor is a person who occupies a high position and covers the whole world.

Emancipate the mind: break through the shackles of tradition and liberate the mind from the old rules and regulations.

Wide robe and big sleeves: refers to all kinds of fat clothes or opera clothes worn by people in the old society.

A good bow does not change: it refers to inheriting the fine traditions and undertakings of parents and grandparents.

Crack the crown and destroy it: ① the metaphor of betraying the royal family. Metaphor definitely means official progress. (3) Metaphor destroys China culture and deviates from national tradition.

Embroidered robe jade belt: a robe embroidered with a python and a belt decorated with jade. It refers to official clothes, and also refers to the clothes of emperors and generals in traditional operas. Also known as "python jade belt".