Signature: Wolves lost in the dark are still used to walking alone, and like to wander around at night and listen to the laughter of people in the corner of the city.

Introduction to idioms

Usage subject-predicate type: as predicate; Used for young people who slip.

The source of "Eighty-one Dreams and Thirty-two Dreams": "There is a saying that the prodigal son will never change his gold."

The ninth section of "Ideal" calls back the prodigal son, and the ideal is loving mother.

He finally returned to the prodigal son and turned over a new leaf.

Synonym:? Abandon evil and do good, and get lost.

Antonym: stubbornness.

Said by: the prodigal son never changes his money.

Interpretation: It means that people who don't follow the right path are extremely valuable after turning over a new leaf.

The prodigal son is more precious than gold.