Four-word idioms to describe correcting mistakes.

1. What is the four-word word to describe finding problems and correcting them in time? They have gone astray, returned to their misery, abandoned the old for the new, and the prodigal son turned back.

Apologize, repent, turn over a new leaf, abandon evil and do good.

1. Make amends.

[Legend of Tang Dynasty]

Pain: thorough; True or false: wrong. Completely correct the mistakes made before.

get lost

[mítúzh fün]

Get lost: get lost; Return: Come back. Get lost until you come back. The metaphor is to find that you have made a mistake and know how to correct it.

Return to shore

[huitóu shàn]

In Buddhist language, it means that as long as the guilty person changes his mind and repents, he can go to the other shore and cross over. The latter is a metaphor for people who do bad things. As long as they are determined to repent, there is a way out.

4. Abandon the old paintings and draw new ones.

[China Journal]

Abandon the old and seek the new. More refers to turning from bad to good, leaving the wrong road to the right one.

5. The prodigal son has returned

[Lang Lang Gan Kun]

Prodigal: Prodigal. People who don't do their jobs turn over a new leaf.

Modest apology

[fùjīng qǐng zu]

Negative: carrying; Jing: Vitex negundo. Confess behind thorns. Express an apology to others.

Step 7 start over

[güI Xiégu Zheng]

Evil: improper, improper; Return: Go back. Return to the right path from the evil path and stop doing bad things.

8. Confess immediately

[ fān rán huǐ wù ]

Change your mind quickly and repent thoroughly.

9. Start over

[ xǐ xīn gé miàn ]

Get rid of old ideas and change the old look. Metaphor is complete repentance.

10. abandon evil and do good

[Kunsang]

Abandon evil and do good.

2. To make a metaphor, the four-word idiom overkill is overkill, overkill, overkill, overkill, overkill, overkill, overkill.

1. Interpretation of "overcorrection": refers to correcting deviation beyond the necessary limit. Dynasty: Author of Eastern Han Dynasty: Ban Gu Source: Preface to the History of Han Dynasty: "The great vassal states boast of prefectures and counties, and there are dozens of cities. It can be said that it is a good thing that all officials in the palace are in the same system."

However, there are dozens of great vassal States across counties and cities. The system of palaces and officials is the same as that of Beijing, which can be said to be abnormal. Second, this is a very vernacular explanation: too much has been done, which exceeds the appropriate measures.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Author: Mencius Source: Li Lou e69da5e6ba903231313335323635438+0343133130323/kloc-0. Confucius didn't go too far. 3. excessive killing. Interpretation of vernacular: metaphor is overkill.

Dynasty: Ming Author: Wen Zhiming Source: "Tieke Ji": "Liu Qi did not overstep the bounds in the past, and it was even more brilliant." Dong Zhuo made great achievements in correcting extreme behaviors in the past. Fourth, too much is not as good as the vernacular definition: it means that things are done too much, just like not doing enough, not good.

Jude: For example, the same. Less than: insufficient.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Author: Advanced Analects of Confucius: "Confucius said:' Too much is too late.' Too much affection, just like not doing enough, is not good. 5. Overcorrection. Interpretation: Twist the bent thing straight, and if you twist it too much, it will tilt to the other side.

Metaphor to correct mistakes beyond the due limit Dynasty: Southern Song Author: Ye Fan Source: "The Biography of Zhong Changtong in the Later Han Dynasty": "Catch up with the Qing Dynasty; Then go back to the overcorrection check. " Translation: In the Qing Dynasty; Then enter the calibration check.

3. Describe idioms to correct mistakes, such as getting lost, turning over a new leaf, turning over a new leaf, changing the past, turning over a new leaf, etc.

First, get lost.

Interpretation of vernacular: lose your way until you come back. Metaphor is to realize your mistakes and know how to correct them.

Source: The History of the Three Kingdoms, Biography of Wei Zhi and Yuan Shu: "If you are confused and know the opposite, you can still avoid it."

Dynasty: Jin

Author: Chen Shou

If you realize your mistake and know how to correct it, you can also avoid his sin.

Secondly, turn over a new page.

Vernacular explanation: also say repent and turn over a new leaf. Correct your mistakes and turn over a new leaf.

Source: Historical Records Biography of Wu Wangying: "Dehou, it's time to turn over a new leaf."

Dynasty: Han

Author: Sima Qian

When morality reaches a profound level, we should correct our mistakes and turn over a new leaf.

Third, turn over a new leaf

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: leaving the evil path and returning to the right path. Correct your mistakes and turn over a new leaf.

Source: Deng Chuanlu, Jingdezhen: "Now you can abandon evil and return to righteousness and become a Buddha."

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Shi Daoyuan

Now leave the evil path and return to the right path, and you can become a Buddha.

Fourth, it changes with time.

Vernacular interpretation: describe how to correct mistakes quickly.

Source: Biography of Hanshu Zhaifang: "Gentlemen change with the times."

Dynasty: Eastern Han Dynasty

Author: Ban Gu

Mistakes made in the morning are corrected at night, which is what a gentleman does.

The verb (short for verb) starts again.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: eliminating bad thoughts and changing the old look. Metaphor thoroughly turn over a new leaf.

Source: "Xi Chun Ji Hai on thieves and miscellaneous sons": "From now on, turn over a new leaf."

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Xin Qiji

From now on, get rid of bad ideas and change the old look.

4. Four-word idioms to describe "wrong" The four-word idioms to describe "wrong" are: the mistake of one thought, the big mistake, the mistake of a hundred thoughts, the mistake of three thoughts, the mistake of four thoughts, and the mistake of default.

1, the mistake of one thought [y and ni à n zh and cu]

Basic interpretation: reading: thoughts and concepts; Wrong: wrong. Wrong thinking. Often refers to the serious consequences caused by this.

Origin: Song Zeng E69DA5E6BA903231335323635438+034313431363331333396334 "On Class" Song Luyou's "Zhang Renguan": "I also recited 5,000 articles, and the difference between them has fallen into the world."

Example: Stay with me and listen to the sky, yes or no, what you are afraid of is easy grinding phosphorus and easy nirvana, an ideological mistake and a lifelong regret! Xia Qingjing's Song "Wild Sour Reveals Words" Back to the 48th Session

2. All wet

Basic interpretation: emphasize mistakes to the extreme.

Out: Pu's "Evil Sea Flower" 25: "Now I think about it, it's all wet!"

For example, it would be a big mistake to exaggerate some existing problems at will or even reverse black and white.

3. One mistake and a hundred mistakes

Basic definition: it means that you are wrong on the key issue, and everything else is good.

Source: Song Anonymous "Quoted from Tiantang Jingde Temple in Taibai Mountain, Qingyuan Prefecture, Xiyan Monk": "It involves future generations and is often misunderstood, and many mistakes are repeated."

There is nothing false here, regardless of good or evil thoughts. One is that everything is right and everything is wrong. Wang Ming Yangming's Biography Volume

4. Three mistakes and four mistakes [ch ā s ā n CuO sí]

Basic interpretation: upside down. There are many mistakes or fallacies in the description.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Contract Text" is the fourth fold: "This page is right for Ding Yi, this bitch is not right."

Example: accounts should be clear and accurate, and there must be no mistakes.

5. Default errors [y and n chāyáng CuO]

Basic explanation: Metaphor is caused by accidental factors.

Source: Wang Mingkui's Book of Li Hai and Li Ji: "In December, I will cover 60 Jiazi, which is divided into four sections, from Jiazi, Bazaar, Wu Jia and Ji You on the 15th. ..... Jiazi and Wu Jia are sunny, so there is a mistake; Self-sufficiency and self-sufficiency are, so there is a difference between Yang and Chen. "

Ex.: Since ancient times, there have been many such mistakes in the world! The performance of this kind of life tragedy cannot be simply attributed to a person's fate, but is often caused by various contradictions in society at that time.