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不行 (bù xíng) is used more often for situations involving people than things. This is because the phrase is used to express disapproval or disapproval of a person's behavior or actions. For example, if someone does something wrong, you might say 不行 (bù xíng) to express your disapproval. It can also be used to express disapproval of a person's attitude or opinion. For example, if someone expresses an opinion that you disagree with, you might say 不行 (bù xíng) to express your disapproval.
In contrast, when used to describe things, 不行 (bù xíng) is usually used to express that something is not working or functioning properly. For example, if a machine is not working, you might say 不行 (bù xíng). It can also be used to express that something is not suitable or appropriate. For example, if a certain type of clothing is not suitable for a certain occasion, you might say 不行 (bù xíng).
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No, 不行 (bù xíng) and 别 (bié) are not interchangeable in certain situations. 不行 (bù xíng) is used independently to express that something is not allowed or not good, while 别 (bié) is used to express a request or command to stop doing something and is often followed by an action that's forbidden. For example, "不行。 (Bù xíng.)" can be used to say "It's not allowed." while "别 (bié) + a verb or a verb phrase" can be used to say "Don't do...".
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