Impermanence English

One,

Impermanence is an idiom in China, pronounced biàn huà wú cháng, which means that things are constantly changing, irregular and unpredictable. From The World of Zhuangzi.

Second, examples

1, with the growth of age, people began to ponder the impermanence of life.

2. The March day on the Loess Plateau, like a baby's face, is unpredictable.

The weather in Guilin is really changeable.

He has a changeable temper this week. Don't make him angry.

Her mood is changeable, and she will laugh loudly later.

6. During this period, her mood was changeable and everyone was worried about her.

Let me have a good rest. The weather is changeable. It is estimated that it will rain.

8. The weather in the desert is really changeable. In Wan Li, the sky is clear, sand and stones fly for a while, and it is dark for a while.

9. The changeable weather in Kenya has greatly affected the agricultural economy.

10, this fickle love sometimes becomes very embarrassing.

1 1. Her mood is changeable. She laughed at one moment, and then fell into despair.

12, the desert weather is changeable. It was sunny just now, but now it's dark, flying sand and stones.

13. The climate in summer is changeable. It was sunny just now, but now it's gloomy. It looks like rain.

14, dear, the weather is changeable, take care.

15, he is always fickle, sometimes angry and sometimes happy.

The climate in Xinjiang is changeable.

17. What's wrong with the changeable weather?

You know, summer is too hot, winter is too cold, and the weather is changeable in spring.

19, the clouds in the sky are varied and varied.

20. The weather in Tanggula is changeable, and there are often sudden snowstorms on sunny days.

2 1, the weather here is changeable, sometimes the sky is clear in Wan Li, and sometimes the wind is howling.

In this changeable day, such long-term service is really hard to get.

23. Life is changeable, cherish the people around you and cherish the people in your heart.