all take part in reform(xián yǔ wéi xīn)

all take part in reform

Xianyuweixin, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xi á NY ù w é IX ī n, which refers to all the old and the new. From book Yinzheng.

The origin of Idioms

"Book Yinzheng" says: "the officials of heaven are easy to be virtuous, they are fierce in the fierce fire, they annihilate the Kui of Jue canal, and they are coerced into Wanzhi. The old pollutes the customs, but the salt and the new. "

Analysis of Idioms

Grammatically formal; used as predicate

Chinese PinYin : xián yǔ wéi xīn