Question 1: What do you mean? It means that when people breathe, they spit out polluted air and inhale fresh air. Now it is often used to describe abandoning the old and the bad and absorbing the new and the good.

Question 2: What do you mean by "learning from the old"

When people breathe, they spit out polluted air and breathe in fresh air. Now it is often used to describe abandoning the old and the bad and absorbing the new and the good.

commendatory sense

tidy

Zhuangzi? Deliberately: "Blow and breathe; Spit out the old and get new. "

example sentence

Party organizations should always carry out rectification, so that our ranks will always be young.

Question 3: bring forth the old and bring forth the new, and bring forth the new for a long time.

This refers to breathing, spitting out carbonic acid gas and breathing fresh air. Nowadays, it is often used to describe discarding the old and the bad and absorbing the new and the good.

weed through the old to bring forth the new

Get rid of the dross of the old things and take their essence to make them develop in a new direction (mostly referring to inheriting cultural heritage).

eternal

It means that after a long time, it is more lively and better than new. Or it means that something has not become stale over time, but is more dynamic, more valuable and better than new.

Question 4: What's the difference between resigning the old and welcoming the new? Breaking the old and establishing the new is breaking the old and establishing the new.

When people breathe, they spit out polluted air and breathe in fresh air. Now it is often used as a metaphor to discard the old, absorb the new and constantly update. commendatory sense

Question 5: What do you mean by going to the old and welcoming the new? Get rid of the old ones and get a new catalog.

spell

Chinese explanation

English translation/ translator/ interpreter

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Let bygones be bygones (t ǔ Gunnar Chen)

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Explanation: When people breathe, they spit out polluted air and breathe in fresh air. Now it is often used as a metaphor to discard the old, absorb the new and constantly update. Source: Pre-Qin? Zhuang Zhou's Zhuangzi? Deliberately: "Breathe, spit out the old and get new." Use: combined; As predicate, attribute and clause; With praise; Refer to the constantly updated example: Lu Xun's "Exotic Collection": "Most people are nirvana, ~, and the fruit is lost." Synonym: innovation, antonym of metabolism: overcoming riddle: breathing