Make a fresh start
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ì J ī NGG ē ngsh ǐ, which means to cheer up and engage in innovation. It comes from Xuandi Ji in the history of Han Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
Ban Gu, Han Dynasty, wrote in the book of Han Dynasty, Xuandi Ji: "he pardoned the whole world and made great efforts to reform with the literati."
Idiom usage
Used in writing, commendatory
Analysis of Idioms
Synonyms strive for strength antonyms cling to the incomplete
Chinese PinYin : lì jīng gēng shǐ
Make a fresh start
strong soldiers and sturdy horses. bīng qiáng mǎ zhuàng
be devoid of any sense of shame. tián bù zhī chǐ
Advance the good and dethrone the evil. jìn xián chù jiān
the ways of heaven are impartial. tiān dào wú qīn
share out the work and cooperate with one another. tōng gōng yì shì
the hill convulsed and the bell echoed. shān bēng zhōng yìng