Interpretation of idioms with variable roots and leaves

Original idiom: change roots and leaves

Standard pronunciation: yí gēn huàn yè

Traditional writing: remove roots and change leaves.

What do you mean by changing leaves? It means completely changing the situation.

Idioms solitaire: A leopard cannot change his spots → Roots and leaves → Ye Gong is good at dragons.

Usage analysis: as predicate and object; Refers to changing the environment

Pronunciation warning: pay attention to the polyphonic word: Ye 1Yè roots; (2) the west Mr Ye Yun (harmony).

Description of the source: Song Sushi's Unforgettable Prostitute's Home says, "How can you live in fear?" What's wrong with wanting to change leaves with Yi? "