discard the old ways of life in favour of the new(gé gù dǐng xīn)

discard the old ways of life in favour of the new

Chinese idioms, Pinyin g é g ù D ǐ NGX ī n, get rid of the old, establish the new, get rid of the old and create a new system. Most of them refer to the change of dynasties or major changes in administration.

explain

After the fall of the Xia Dynasty, Shang Tang implemented a series of reform measures: "changing zhengshuo, changing colors, advocating white, the court will be day.". Later, he ordered people to move the nine bronze tripods, the treasures of the Xia Dynasty, which were cast after the Tushan meeting, to the capital of the Shang Dynasty, which is called "reforming the old and bringing forth the new". In the old days, the term "dingxingegu" was used to refer to the change of government or the change of dynasties. After the general refers to the old and new things.

Examples

Beijing, under the pressure of successive monarchs, has been lifeless. Since then, it has been a good place to reform the old and reform the new. ——Chapter 7 of the popular romance of the Republic of China by Cai Dongfan and Xu Xianfu. Zagua in Zhouyi: Ge, quguye, Ding, censer. The miscellaneous trigrams of the book of changes: change, remove the old; tripod, take the new. The first volume of "shentongqi": the head of the imperial government. Li Gefei's preface of the Song Dynasty: it is charming when it matches with the creation, and it competes for beauty at the time of innovation and reform. It is also a "Great Revolution". Xu Shanxin's Ode to the God sparrow in Sui Dynasty: a great change in quality and culture, followed by learning and success. Xu Hao's poem "paying homage to Yu Temple" in Tang Dynasty: the great revolution solidified the Apocalypse of heaven, promoted bandits and intrigued people. Xu fuzuo's the story of throwing the shuttle across the river in Ming Dynasty: there are many imperial courts, so we should know the number of days of revolution. Guo Moruo's "my school days": and in that period of revolution, schools were mostly folksy stories.

Discrimination

Synonyms: get rid of the old and bring in the new; Antonyms: Chen Xiangyin, cling to the incomplete; explanation: Change: change, get rid of, change; reason: the old; Ding: establish. It used to refer to the change of government or dynasty. It refers to removing the old and establishing a new one. Grammar: combined; used as predicate and attribute; with commendatory meaning. The development of culture needs constant innovation. the old society was reformed and the new society was born. Facing the old and bad habits, we should dare to reform the old and bring forth the new. If we want to change the backwardness, we must work hard to make our country strong and reform the old and bring forth the new. The founding of the people's Republic of China, the reform of the old and the renovation of the old, and the prosperity of all kinds of wastes. With the development of science and technology, the society has gradually become prosperous.

School motto

It is the embodiment of teachers' innovative thinking, enterprising spirit, courage to practice and keeping pace with the times. It is necessary for teachers to enter into the realm of excellence to keep improving and embody their attitude towards learning. It is a great taboo to be a teacher to be complacent and conservative. It's better to teach people to fish than to teach them to fish. Therefore, teachers should always keep the forefront of science, get rid of superstition, abandon "stereotyped thinking", and cultivate students' innovative thinking with their own thinking innovation. Those who don't want to fall behind should have the courage to reform the old and bring forth the new, and dare to be the first!

Chinese PinYin : gé gù dǐng xīn