follow the same pattern(qiān piān yī lǜ)

follow the same pattern

Chinese idiom, Pinyin Qi ā NPI ā NY ī L ǜ, originally refers to a thousand articles are the same, now refers to the article formula; metaphor according to a format, very mechanical; generally refers to things in the form of stale, dull. From Shi pin

Pinyin

qiānpiānyīlǜ

explain

It used to mean that all one thousand articles are the same, but now it means that the articles are formulaic; it means that things are done according to one format, which is very mechanical; it generally means that things are old and dull in form.

Classics

In Liang Zhongrong's book of poetry in the Southern Dynasty, although Zhang Gong had more than one thousand poems, he still had one ear. Song Sushi's answer to Wang Xiangshu: today, thousands of people are the same, and examiners are also tired of it. She began to speak again of the same plea. ——Sha Ting's magnetism

Discrimination

Usage: as predicate, object, adverbial; refers to a pattern. synonym: a thousand people are the same, the same, the same old saying antonym: different, various, unique riddle: print book; copy; copy song list. Xiehouyu: the old monk chants scriptures; the format of eight part essay.

example sentence

In addition, delivering vegetables is not the same as delivering milk. It has a long storage time and low temperature requirement. according to the characteristics of students and family situation, we should choose the appropriate content of home visit. We should not be stereotyped. A thousand people have one face, a thousand parts have one voice, and they are all the same. In ancient Chinese literary criticism, these shortcomings have long been regarded as the strict prohibition of creation.

allusion

During the Jin Dynasty, Zhang Hua often imitated the works of Wang can, a famous poet in the Eastern Han Dynasty. His poems mostly described the tender feelings of his children, and paid attention to the beautiful rhetoric and rhetoric, which made him a little famous at that time. Xie Lingyun, a poet of the Southern Dynasties, said that his poems are stereotyped and have no new ideas.

Chinese PinYin : qiān piān yī lǜ