not to follow a set pattern of action(bù zhǔ gù cháng)

not to follow a set pattern of action

It is a Chinese idiom, pronounced B ù zh ǔ g ù ch á ng, which means not sticking to the old set.

Source and detailed explanation

Don't stick to the old rules. 1. Zhuangzi Tianyun: "its sound can be short and long, soft and rigid, and its changes are uniform, so it is not the same as before." Cheng xuanyingshu: "one of the principles of Qi change, how can we keep it and stick to it?" (2) in the volume of Shi Lin Shi Hua written by Ye mengde of the Song Dynasty, "there are three kinds of words in Zen about the clouds; one of them is the sentence of following the waves, which means to follow the trend of things, not to be the same as before." (3) preface to Chao Jing Chao Shi by Mo Youzhi in Qing Dynasty: however, the atmosphere of Chao Jing Chao Shi is full of vitality, and the light is full of frustration.

Discrimination of words

It refers to the old conventions and habits. Don't stick to the old set of practice, pay attention not to use the opposite meaning in the process of use, the following example is the wrong use: dare not to create is definitely incompatible with the law of development of objective things.

Chinese PinYin : bù zhǔ gù cháng