Changing the soup without changing the medicine means only changing the form, content and essence. This behavior may sometimes be a clever way of innovation, but it may also be a sign of laziness or lack of thinking. Here are some ironic sentences:

"Change the soup without changing the medicine, and treat the symptoms instead of the root cause."

"It's just the surface, and it doesn't really solve the problem."

"Changing the soup without changing the medicine will only make people feel bored and disappointed."

"Changing the soup without changing the medicine is like wasting time and can't achieve real change."

"Changing the soup without changing the medicine is like painting a cake to satisfy hunger, which can't really meet people's needs."

"Changing the soup without changing the medicine will only make people question their sincerity and intentions."

"Changing the soup without changing the medicine can't solve the fundamental problem, it will only make people feel that they are playing word games."

"Changing the soup without changing the medicine is a manifestation of lack of creativity and imagination."

"It's like acting without changing the medicine, there is no substantial change."

"Changing the soup without changing the medicine will only waste time and resources and will not achieve the expected results."

In a word, satire emphasizes the importance of real change and substantial progress. If it is only a formal change without substantial progress, then this kind of behavior will often not achieve the expected results, and even make people feel disappointed and questioned. Therefore, we should encourage real innovation and substantial change.