stick slavishly to convention(nǐ guī huà yuán)
stick slavishly to convention
To draw a circle according to a plan is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is n ǐ Gu ī Hu à Yu á n, which means to draw a circle according to a compass. It's like following the old rules and not knowing how to adapt.
The idiom is used as predicate and attributive; it refers to sticking to the rules examples he often draws a circle without flexibility.
Chinese PinYin : nǐ guī huà yuán
stick slavishly to convention
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