What always speaks idioms?

Pinyin: l m 4 o shēng Chang tán

Explanation: Old scholars often say. This is a metaphor. People are used to hearing things that have no fresh meaning.

Source: The Biography of the Three Kingdoms Shu Wei Guanju: "This is a cliche."

Example: fame and fortune have no evidence and always make mistakes. Where does the water flow after three glasses of turbid wine? This word is also a ~. ★ The Scholars by Qing Wu Jingzi

Synonym: the same old story.

Antonym: unconventional and insightful.

Two-part allegorical saying: Kongming practices the piano; Eighty-year-olds practice pipa.

Grammar: as predicate and object; There is nothing new.

Idiom story: During the Three Kingdoms period, Guan Ju, a warlock of the State of Wei, was proficient in the Book of Changes. The ministers Yan He and Deng Yang asked Guan Ju to tell their fortune to see when they could rise to the status of the Three Kingdoms. Guan Lu dare not offend them. After reading the hexagrams, he preached the truth, demanded peace and loyalty to his duties, observed the people's feelings and was generous, thus ranking among the three fairs. Deng Yang said unhappily, this is a cliche.