What do you mean, neither stand nor break?

It means you can't build a new one without breaking the old one.

Source:

Mao Zedong's "New Democracy": "If you don't break it, you will stand, Fukashi, you can't do it. The dispute between the two is a life-and-death struggle."

Usage:

Tighten up and make provisions. It means that you can't develop new things without criticizing old things.

Example:

If you don't break, you will stand. Here's the thing. You break your cocoon and stand up in the eyes of others. Many people have thick cocoons and wrap themselves too tightly. This cocoon is just a chaotic body between self-esteem and vanity that is difficult to define in ancient times. Breaking is also risky, and the timing is difficult to grasp. Maybe it is already a beautiful butterfly, or it may be a disgusting pupa.

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In addition to the old cloth new:

It means clearing the old, building the new and replacing the old with the new.

Source:

"Zuo Zhao Zhuan Gong seventeen years": "Coma, so the old cloth is new."

Translation: "Comet, used to remove old cloth and new ones."

Usage:

Used of innovation.

Example:

~ I know what you want, rotten star shoots people. (Huang Qing Zunxian's "Xixiang Star Song")

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