Reform, a Chinese word, often refers to changing old systems and things, and making partial or fundamental adjustments to old production relations and superstructures. Reform is a powerful driving force for social development. The following are proverbs about reform that I have compiled for you. You are welcome to read them.

Classic and commonly used proverbs about reform

1. Although Zhou was an old state, its destiny was new. (Book of Songs)

2. Work hard all day long and keep pace with the times. ("Book of Changes")

3. Daily innovation is called virtue. ("Book of Changes")

4. If you are poor, you will change, if you change, you will be general, and if you are general, you will be long-lasting. (Part 2 of the Book of Changes)

5. It is new every day, new every day, and new every day. ("Book of Rites? University") is constantly updated and updated.

6. If you want to benefit the people, you don’t have to follow the ancient times; if you want to do things in a timely manner, you don’t have to follow the old ways. (Han? Liu An)

7. There is no fear of changes in the sky, no law for ancestors, and no sympathy for human words. ("History of the Song Dynasty? Biography of Wang Anshi")

8. Virtue is getting newer every day. (Volume 9 of Kang Youwei's "Analects of Confucius")

9. Only progress can lead to innovation. (Liang Qichao's "Young China Theory")

10. Green, taken from blue and green from blue. ("Xunzi Encouraging Learning")

11. Those who do not make new progress every day will surely fade away. (Cheng Hao and Cheng Yi's "Er Cheng Collection? Posthumous Letters of the Cheng Family in Henan")

12. In order to learn, you must realize that what is now is not what yesterday was. (Volume 8 of Zhu Xi's "Zhu Zi Yu Lei")

13. Continuous change and innovation will be full of youthful vitality; otherwise, it may become rigid. (Goethe)

14. Innovation is the vitality of scientific houses. (Asimov)

15. Thousands of sails passed by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of diseased trees spring. (Liu Yuxi)

Commonly used proverbs and sayings about reform

1. Reform is the only way for China to develop productivity. (Deng Xiaoping)

2. Reform is the self-improvement of the socialist system. (Deng Xiaoping)

3. Reform is China’s second revolution. (Deng Xiaoping)

4. Political system reform is a sign of comprehensive reform moving forward. The ultimate success of all our reforms depends on the reform of the political system. (Deng Xiaoping)

5. The reform of the political system must adhere to a policy that is both resolute and prudent. Decisions must be made carefully and only after seeing that the likelihood of success is greater before making a decision. However, reform must have a deadline and cannot be too late. (Deng Xiaoping)

6. The reform of the political system must be complementary and compatible with the reform of the economic system. Failure to reform the political system will inevitably hinder the reform of the economic system and hinder economic development. With the gradual deepening of economic system reform, the necessity and urgency of political system reform are increasingly felt. (Deng Xiaoping)

7. Without innovation, survival will be difficult. (Lu Xun)

8. What is a road? It is trampled from a place where there is no road, and it is opened from a place where there are only thorns. (Lu Xun)

9. Change will lead to people’s wisdom, change will lead to people’s strength, and change will lead to people’s livelihood. (Qing Dynasty? Tan Sitong)

10. It is not necessary to have the same footwork, but to be suitable; to govern is not to be the same, but to benefit the people. (Qing Dynasty? Wei Yuan)

11. Thousands of sails passed by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of trees grew in front of the diseased trees. (Tang Dynasty? Liu Yuxi)

12. The new leaves in the fragrant forest urge the old leaves, and the waves in front of the flowing water give way to the waves in the back. (Tang Dynasty? Liu Yuxi)

13. Law is the public weapon of the world; change is the justice of the world. (Qing Dynasty? Liang Qichao)

14. The new pine trees are not as tall as a thousand feet, and the evil bamboos must be cut down by ten thousand poles. (Du Fu, Tang Dynasty)

15. Things cannot be created without causes, and cannot be accomplished without transformation. (Han? Yang Xiong)

Commonly used proverbs and sentences about reform

In the career of a creator, you must think twice before taking every step, rather than blindly taking action. ?Michulin

Whether it is good or bad, reform always helps. ?British utopian socialist Owen

When things are urgent, if you are afraid and do not act, you will lose the time and do harm. ?Song Dynasty educator Cheng Yi

If it leads to polarization, the reform will be considered a failure. ? Deng Xiaoping

The improvement of everything comes from appropriate reforms. ?French writer Balzac

The more difficult it is, the harder it is to do it. Reform is never smooth sailing. ?Modern Chinese writer and political commentator Lu Xun

The success of our reform and opening up does not rely on textbooks, but on practice and seeking truth from facts. ? Deng Xiaoping

Teachers must have a healthy body, the skills of a farmer, a scientific mind, an interest in art, and a spirit of social reform. ?Educator Tao Xingzhi

Every reform, no matter how necessary it is, will always be overdone by some fools. Therefore, this reform itself needs a new reform.

?The British poet Coleridge

Emphasized abiding by the law and paying attention to the rule of law, gradually improving the handling of some specific problems to the reform of modifying past laws and regulations, and boldly getting rid of some things that the people hated very much. Bad laws and regulations.

?Hu Jiwei, Chief Editor and President of "People's Daily"

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