An idiom describing a person's piety.

(of widows) died without a lover-vowed never to remarry.

One: Arrive; Yi: No; It: something else. Till death do us part Describe love as single-minded, till death do us part. Now it is also described as a firm position.

Love is one, and death will not change.

Arrive: arrive; Yi: No; It: something else. Till death do us part Describe love as single-minded, till death do us part. Now it is also described as a firm position.

Pledge allegiance to the death

Swear to death: Make a wish until death. Till death do us part Describe a firm-willed and single-minded.

Essential pure specificity

Refers to purity and singleness.

Faithful or firm intention

Swear that I will never have second thoughts until I die. Describe loyalty or determination.

First, don't be distracted.

Single-minded, no distractions.

Never stop.

Diligent, single-minded, unwilling to stop.

Keep changing your mind

Two or three: not single-minded. Describe half-hearted.

Discard the old and welcome the new.

Abandon the old and welcome the new. Refers to love is not single-minded.

be fond of the new and tired of the old

I like the new and hate the old. More refers to love is not single-minded.

Emotional unfairness

Love the new and hate the old. Refers to a feeling that is not specific.

Love is not exclusive.

Describe love is not single-minded.

Du Xin left the old man idle.

I still like the new and hate the old. I like the new and hate the old. More refers to love is not single-minded.

Not single-minded and not firm.

Describe will is not single-minded, not firm.

The mind is not special.

That is, half-hearted. Of the mind is not single-minded, capricious.

Love is not exclusive.

I like the new and hate the old. More refers to love is not single-minded. To "like the new and hate the old."

be half-hearted

Think about this and that, hesitate. Often refers to insecurity and unfairness.

Relaxing

Often refers to insecurity and unfairness. With "half-hearted".

be on the straight

As changeable as running water, as light as poplar. Metaphor is that women are not single-minded emotionally.

Change your mind as soon as you see something new.

Move: change. See another thing and want to change your mind. Refers to the will is not firm, love is not single-minded.

Say goodbye to old love and welcome new love.

Longing for the new and forgetting the old; Not single-minded about love.

Love for people or things is universal, and feelings cannot be inseparable.

Love for people or things is extensive, but feelings cannot be single-minded.