"Nature is hard to change, but the country is hard to change" should be written as "Nature is easy to change, but nature is hard to change". It is a common saying, which means that the change of human nature is more difficult than the change of country. From the thirty-fifth volume of Feng Menglong's "Awakening the World": "The official knows something. As the saying goes, if the Tao is good, the country is easy to change, but the nature is difficult to change."
Synonyms: The country is easy to change, the nature is hard to change. Hard to move.
Grammar usage: used as attributive, object, clause; to describe nature that is difficult to change.
Example: As the saying goes, things are easy to change, but nature is hard to change. This saying is often used to describe people who cannot change their old habits.
Sentences:
1. You are always so unwilling to clean up, and you never listen to me repeatedly. It is true that a country is easy to change, but its nature is hard to change.
2. The situation is easy to change, but the nature is hard to change. Even if you change your habits, you cannot change your nature. Sooner or later, you will revert to your old ways.
3. How many times has Gao Lao said this old problem, but he just can't change it. It really goes with the old saying that a country can be changed easily, but a person's nature cannot be changed.