What idioms describe tradition?

1. How to change the past? [Bianca ·gǔ· incarnation Yang]

[Idiom explanation] Change the traditional legal system and norms.

[The source of allusions] The language "Han Feizi Nan": "If you don't know the rule, you must say' unchanged, unchanged'." "

2. carry forward? [fāyáng guáng dà]

[Idiom explanation] Carry forward: carry forward and advocate; Everbright: brilliant and grand. Carry forward and improve good work style, tradition, etc.

[Allusion source] "Zhouyi Kun": "Kun Houzai; Germany and Germany have no national boundaries; Han Hong Guang; Everything is delicious. " Huang Songmin's Collected Works of Huang Mianzhai and Liu's Notes on Sui Chutang: "Let the beauty of predecessors be brought into full play."

3. turtle dragon forest phoenix? [Gulóng Lin fèng]

Idiom interpretation is traditionally used to symbolize four kinds of animals: longevity, dignity and auspiciousness. Metaphor is a person who occupies a high position and covers the whole world.

[Allusion source] "Han Shuzhai Jin Fang Biography": "The Queen Mother is in politics, and there are turtles and dragons."

4. The good bow hasn't changed? [Li Ang]

[Idiom explanation] refers to inheriting the fine traditions and careers of parents.

[Allusions] Book of Rites: "If you don't change your bow, you must learn to be a basket."

5. High heels add color to China. ZH Yang Zhenning

[Idiom explanation] Heel: Follow and continue. Continue the cause of predecessors and make it more perfect and beautiful.

[Source of allusions] Preface to the Selected Works of Children in the Southern Dynasties: "Covering things increases China and makes it worse. There are things, and the text is also appropriate. "