"Take its essence and discard its dross": In "Takeism" published on June 7, 1934 by/kloc-0, Lu Xun involved the meaning of "take its dross and discard its essence", but did not explicitly use this word.

Essence: the best part of things; Dregs: Distiller's grains, bean dregs and the like refer to useless things. Absorb the best things in things and discard the bad and useless things in things.

For an individual, the attitude and method of accepting foreign or fresh culture or things. Accept the good and useful, discard the useless and harmful, and digest what suits you.

Take the essence and discard the dross. It is a Chinese character, and its pinyin is [qù qí zā o pò q ǔ qí j and ng huá]. Essence: the best part of things; Dregs: Distiller's grains, bean dregs and the like refer to useless things. Absorb the best things in things and discard the bad and useless things in things. It means to learn from each other's strengths.

Synonyms: use the macro for essence, get rid of the rough and get the essence, get rid of the weeds and save the cyanine.

Linkage type; Used as attribute and object; Include praise

1 originated from Lu Xun's "takenism"

Chairman Mao said, "foreign things serve China, the past serves the present", and "take its essence and discard its dross".