“食古不化”与“人心不古”这两个成语,最初都被用于贬义,现在倒可以有一些新解。“食古不化”这个成语来源于清代陈撰编辑的《玉几山房画外录》下卷所载的恽向的《题下作画册》:“可见定欲为古人,而食古不化,画虎不成、刻舟求剑之类也。”后人用“食古不化”比喻对所学的古代 The two idioms, “food is old-fashioned” and “life is not old,” were originally used for derogatory meaning and some new solutions can now be found. The term “food is not ancient” is derived from the “made under the title book” contained in the following volume of “Yu Jiashan’s Housing Paintings” edited by Chen Ching, an editor in the Qing Dynasty: “It is evident that Ding Yu is an ancients, , Carved sword and the like. ”Descendants of“ ancient food ”metaphor of ancient