It means to change one's mind after another

Revisited edition

• Different: other; other; Relocation: change; Changes. Change your mind when you see something different. It refers to weak will; Love is not specific.
• Change your mind when you see something new. It is used to describe weak wills or feelings. [Sentences] He is lack of quality and always changes his job.
• Change your mind when you see something new. It is used to describe weak will. "A Brief History of Civilization. The first four chapters": "I am afraid of their children. I will not be able to sit in this museum if I change my mind."
• Revised reference: Change your mind when you see something new. It is used to describe weak will. Chapter 14 of History of Civilization: I am afraid of their children. I will not be able to sit in this museum if I change my mind.
• 04. Qing Dynasty, Yuan Mei, "Unified Book with Qingqing Village": "There is a happy place in the famous religion. Why change when you see something different?"
• 02. "Dama Bian, Seventh Session": "Therefore, if you are full of depression, you will inevitably end up with an uncertain purpose. It is a natural truth to think differently."
• 01. Qing Dynasty. Kang Youwei's "Datong Book. Wu Bu. Losing Form and Boundaries to Protect Independence":
• It means that when you see something else, you change your mind. # Language book Guanzi Xiaokuang. △ The source of Guan Zi and Xiao Kuang, Duke Huan said, "What can we do to fix people's houses and make people's affairs?" Guan Guan said, "The four people, namely, scholars, farmers, workers, and merchants, are the stone people of the country. Don't let anything be left out of the way. If it is not in the way of the words, it will be in the way of chaos. Therefore, the sage king's officials must be in the leisure Yan, farmers must be in the fields and villas, workers must be in the government, and merchants must be in the marketplace. Today's husband 1>Qun Cui Er Zhou 2>Chu Xian Yan 3>, then the father and the father speak righteousness, and the son and the son speak filial piety. Those who are in charge of the affairs of the monarch say respect, the elders say love, the young say younger brother 4>, Dan Xi 5>is engaged in this to teach their children how to learn from less, how to feel at ease, and how to move without seeing foreign matters 6>. Therefore, his father and brother did not teach him thoroughly, and his children learned without hard work. He was the son of an old scholar who was always a scholar. "(1) Scholars: today's so-called scholars and intellectuals. (2) State: Ju. (3) Leisure Swallow: refers to a quiet and clean place. Or school. Here, we may use "state" as a sentence, and "leisure swallow" as a sentence. (4) Brother: Pass "fraternity". Obedience and respect for brother. (5) Dan Xi: "Dan Xi". Day and night, morning and night. In the past, we passed the "evening". (6) Foreign matter: different things refer to non professional things. [Reference materials] Another reference: The allusion of Guoyu Qiyu 6 records that in the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Huan of Qi asked the Prime Minister Guan Zhong, "How can we make people live a stable life and achieve the people's cause?" Guan Zhong replied, "People with four identities, namely, scholar, farmer, worker and businessman, should not live together, or they will be confused and unable to perform their duties. So in the era of the Holy King, the scholars lived in clean places, the farmers must live in the fields and countryside, the workers must live near the government, and the businessmen must live near the market. If the scholars can live together in a quiet place, they can learn the principles of righteousness, filial piety, respect, love, and fraternity in such an environment from morning to night, from childhood to most of the time, and their hearts can settle down without being disturbed by other things and changing their will. Later, the idiom "change when you see something different" evolved from the original "change when you see something foreign", which means that you are not determined. Documentary evidence

Basic explanation

Different: other; other; Move: change; Changes. Change your mind when you see something different. It refers to weak will; Love is not specific.

Paraphrase

• see :

  ◎ See See xi à n Moving (1) The ancient word "present". Appearance; appear; Implement [appearance] See also. ——Guangya See the dragon in the field. ——Yi Qian. Note: "Going out of hiding is called seeing." Feelings are weak. ——Hanshu · Biography of Han Xin The picture is poor ..

• different :

  ◎ Difference Different Y ì Shape (1) (Comprehension. "Different", in oracle bone inscriptions, looks like a human figure with hands, feet and head. It can be seen from "g" to "b". Give, give. Original meaning: peculiar; strange; Strange) (2) Same as the original meaning [strange; queer; odd]

• thinking :

  ◎ Thinking Moving (1) (Comprehension and shape sound. From the heart, from fontanel (x ì n), fontanel also sounds. Fontanelle brain. The ancients believed that mind brain cooperation produced ideas. Original meaning: thinking, thinking; Consider) (2) Same as the original meaning [think; consider] Think, forgive. ——Shuowen ...

• Relocation :

  Position promotion and demotion. [Words]: "Promotion", "Left Move". Change. [Word formation]: "change", "things have changed", "thinking differently". Move. [Words]: "Relocation", "Relocation" ..

Source of idiom: In Guan Zhong's "Guan Xiaokuang" in the pre-qin period, "learning is not enough, and his mind is at ease, and he moves away without seeing any foreign matter."

Idiom Traditional: Change one's mind after another

Abbreviation of idioms: JYSQ

Idiomatic phonetic notation: ㄐㄧㄢˋ ㄧˋ ㄙㄧ ㄑㄧㄢ

Common degree: Common Idioms

Number of Idioms: Four character idiom

Emotional color: Derogatory idiom

Idiom usage: Linked type; As predicate, object and attribute; It is derogatory.

Idiom structure: Consecutive idioms

Idiom time: Ancient idiom

words whose meaning is similar: be of two minds

Examples of idioms: Therefore, full of depression, the purpose of the final inevitable uncertainty. It is a natural truth that people change their minds when they see something different. (The seventh chapter of Huang Xiaopei's "Big Ma Bian" in the Qing Dynasty)