What does it mean to not change the past?

Being imitated by the ancients means blindly learning from the ancients in reading and painting, being rigid in their methods and not being good at applying them flexibly.

Explanation refers to not understanding the ancient knowledge learned deeply and not being good at applying it according to the current situation, which is like not being able to digest food when eating.

Source (Qing Dynasty) "External Record of Paintings in Yuji Mountain House" written by Chen and downloaded from Yun Xiang's "Inscribed Painting Album": "It can be seen that the desire is to be like the ancients, but they cannot adapt to the past. They fail to paint tigers, carve boats and seek swords, and so on. ”

Example If we don’t study ancient cultural heritage from the perspective of dialectical materialism, it will be~.

The synonyms are: stick to the past and stick to the past.

Antonyms: Innovate.

Grammatical linkage; used as predicate and attributive; has a derogatory connotation.

Example sentences:

1. We must learn the vital things in the language of the ancients, and we must not eat them alive or eat the ancients without converting them.

2. Reading only knows what is true, but does not know why it is true. It is easy to accept the past and not change.

3. Refer to the ancient system to know how to adapt it. It is impossible to adapt to the ancient system without adapting it.

4. That guy is really unreliable, catch him!

5. Maybe it’s because I’m old-fashioned, but I don’t think it’s good for us.

6. How can you appoint such an old-fashioned person as the sales manager of your company?

7. Corina: Let’s see? I'm just going to tell you that you are still eating the old stuff.

8. History can certainly serve as a lesson, but if we do not take into account the differences in time and space conditions, we will be unreliable.

9. He is a die-hard who refuses to change his ways.

10. It is difficult for people who do not change their ways to adapt to the rapidly changing environment.