A four word phrase that refers to an irreversible and indestructible conclusion is not a theory that

Reluctantly. Unappreciated work.

From time to time. Rainy day.

I don't know anything. Falsehoods.

A place to eat. Immortal feud.

Immortal deeds. The strategy of the world.

An immortal inheritance. The elixir of immortality.

Freeloader. Not shy.

The ancestor of not picking. The Sect of Imperatives.

The ancestor of the immortals. The crane that does not dance.

Ominous. Bad luck.

The son of unfilial piety. Ill-gotten gains.

A hard-won classic. It's not easy.

A gap in the future. Reputation for goodness.

Unhealthy winds. Incurable disease.

Deficiencies.

The meaning of the argument is not easy and the argument of not publishing is "the speech is correct and cannot be changed", and the difference is that the latter is more so.

1. It is not easy.

Pinyin: bùyìzhī

[Difference]: The meaning of the word is different.

不經之計語 (bù

jīngzhīlùn): 不經, unreasonable. Absurd, unfounded talk.

不刊之語 (bù

kānzhī

lùn) periodical, cut off, in ancient times, the characters were written on bamboo slips, and if there were mistakes, they were cut off. Refers to correct, unmodifiable statements.

For example: There is a kind of palmistry book now, and most of them are nonsensical.

Brave and competitive, seek more, bravely fight with each other, seek more wins, this is not published.

It is not easy to say, explain.

Yiyi: Change. Completely correct, unchangeable statements. The adjective assertion or opinion is very correct. Source: Song Huihong's "Cold Fasting Night Talk" Volume 1: "On the occasion of the third generation, the saints were born in Confucianism, and the saints below the two Han Dynasty were born in Buddhas, which is not easy. ”

Unpublished arguments, idioms, objects, metaphors that cannot be changed or indelible, are used to describe the accuracy and impeccable nature of an article or speech. Periodical, in ancient times, refers to the elimination of the wrong engraved words, not published is to say that it cannot be eliminated, modified.

It is not easy to talk about not publishing.

Both imply that "an opinion or assertion is correct and does not need to be changed". The literal difference lies in the difference in the usage of "journal" and "easy": the "journal" in "the theory of not publicizing" is the ancient "carving on bamboo slips, cutting if there is a mistake, that is, changing", which means "describing unchangeable or indelible remarks, mostly used to describe the indelible words of reason, and the degree of expression is heavier"; The "easy" in the "not easy theory" is "to change, change", which means "to describe unchangeable speech, used to refer to the correctness of an argument or opinion", and the degree of expression is relatively light.

Unthinking describes doing things quickly and skillfully, without thinking.

Without thinking. Interpretation: Describe doing things quickly and skillfully, without thinking.

Source: Song Dynasty Huang Yu "Huang Mian Zhai Anthology" Volume 4: "Quit fear and be alone, don't be reluctant, don't think about it, just a thought, this intention is there." ”

The theory of not publishing: Publication, in ancient times, refers to the elimination of the wrong engraved words, and not publishing means that it cannot be eliminated and modified. The metaphor is an unalterable or indelible statement used to describe the accuracy and impeccable accuracy of the text or speech.

Not easy: easy: change.

It's not easy: easy: change. Immutable speech. Refers to the exact correctness of a judgment or opinion.

The theory of not publishing: periodical: cutting, writing on bamboo slips in ancient times, and cutting off mistakes if there are mistakes. Refers to correct, unmodifiable statements.

The theory of not publishing and the theory of not being easy have the meaning of not being changed. The former emphasizes that speech cannot be altered or indelible. Journal: Ancient.

It refers to the cutting off of the wrong letter; The latter emphasizes that the content of the speech is correct and cannot be changed.

Idiom analysis: the theory of not publishing and the "theory of difficulty"; can describe words that cannot be changed. But it is not published to describe the wise sayings; Ineradicable; "Not easy" describes a correct judgment or opinion; Immutable.

An uneasy statement is an unchangeable statement.

(1) Different degrees of expression:

1.The theory of difficulty: the "easy" is the "change, change" of the degree of expression is lighter;

2.The theory of not publishing: the "journal" is the ancient "carving on the bamboo slips, cutting if there is a mistake, that is, changing". It is mostly used to describe the indelible words of wisdom, and the degree of expression is heavier.

b) The meaning of the word is different:

1.Not easy to say: It means "to describe an unchangeable statement, used to refer to the correctness of an argument or opinion";

2.Unpublished: It means "to describe words that cannot be changed or indelible, often referring to wise sayings".

Unpublished: Describes a statement that cannot be changed or is indelible.

Not easy to say: completely correct, unchangeable statements.