be totally different(jiǒng rán bù tóng)

be totally different

It is quite different (Ji ǒ NgR á Nb ù t ó ng). The meaning of Chinese idioms is very different, not the same at all. This idiom comes from Sui Han Tang Shi Hua by Zhang Jie of Song Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

In the volume of Sui Han Tang Shi Hua written by Zhang Jie of Song Dynasty: "the article is quite different from ancient times to modern times. It is true that Zhong Rong's Shi pin comes first in ancient poetry and then Zijian (Cao Zhi)

Idiom usage

Although the young master Shuo was born with Shouyi mother, he was virtuous and stupid. (Chapter 12 of the chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty by Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty)

Idiom Jielong

Different from each other's dreams, one dream in one bed, two dreams in one bed, one dream in two fouls, one dream in one bed, one dream in two fouls, one dream in two fouls, one dream in two fouls, one dream in one bed, one dream in two fouls, one dream in two fouls, one dream in two fouls, one dream in one bed, one dream in two fouls, one dream in two fouls, one dream in two fouls, one dream in two fouls, one dream in two fouls, one dream in two fouls If the ancient times are not changed, if the grass is not changed, the stomach is full of vegetables, the intestines are fat, the brain is full of calculations, and there is no plan to do anything about it. It's hard to learn, and it's hard to achieve. It's a world-wide success. It's eye-catching. It's divided. It's broken. It's a crime. It's a success or failure. It's a duel. It's a picture. It's a picture. It's a pill. It's full of brains. It's fat. It's warm. It's full of food A woman should marry a chicken to compete with a chicken bone to support a bed on the bed, a bed on the bed, a bed on the bed, a bed on the bed, a bed on the bed, a bullfight under the bed

Chinese PinYin : jiǒng rán bù tóng