start with a clean slate(gǎi xíng zìxīn)

start with a clean slate

Reform, Chinese idiom, Pinyin read g ǎ IX í ngz ì x ī n, meaning to change behavior, to be a new man. It comes from the biography of Liu Yu, the king of Dongping, in the book of Han Dynasty: "today I hear that the king has changed his ways, respected the practice of scriptures, and got close to benevolent people I'm very grateful. "

The origin of Idioms

In the book of the Han Dynasty, biography of Liu Yu, the king of Dongping thought: "today, I hear that the king has changed his ways, respected Confucian classics, and got close to benevolent people I'm very grateful. "

Analysis of Idioms

Reform and Reform

Idiom explanation

Change your behavior and be a new person.

Idiom usage

On Hudong Road, there are tens of thousands of robbers gathering In the meantime, if there are people who can reform themselves, who are not appointed or not recruited?

Chinese PinYin : gǎi xíng zìxīn