Take on a new look(huàn rán rú xīn)

Take on a new look

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Hu à NR á NR ú x à n, which means to change the old appearance, to appear a new atmosphere, with "a new look". It comes from "notes of famous paintings in the past dynasties - on identification, collection, purchase, reading and play".

The origin of Idioms

Zhang Yanyuan of Tang Dynasty wrote in his famous paintings of the past dynasties: on identification, collection, purchase, reading and play: "it has the famous works of Jin and Song Dynasties, and looks like a new one. It has gone through hundreds of years, and the paper color has not been defeated."

Idiom usage

To change one's appearance.

Chinese PinYin : huàn rán rú xīn