find everything fresh and new

find everything fresh and new

It's refreshing, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is "RM ù y ī x ī n". It means that what you hear and see is totally different from before, which makes you feel very fresh. There has been a marked change in the way things are described. From xiuxiangshan temple.

Analysis of Idioms

The synonym is new and the antonym is the same

The origin of Idioms

Bai Juyi of Tang Dynasty wrote the story of xiuxiangshan Temple: "the look of the fortress, the scene of the Longtan, the spring and stone of Xiangshan, the wind and moon of the stone tower, the eyes and ears of those who come and go with them are new all the time."

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; as object and attribute; with commendatory meaning. Example Wei Shou's book of Wei, biography of the king of Henan: "the people of Qi love to chant, and the eyes and ears of the salty sun are updated." Chapter 73 of the romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties: the mind is different, but also refreshing. Although it can not be more or less in the universe. Chapter 16 of the strange situation witnessed in the past 20 years: although it's not a happy thing, it's refreshing. Qingwenkang's heroes and heroines Chapter 22: as soon as I get on the boat, I feel that it's a new flavor. Modern Qin Mu's "long street lamp talk · drops of water under the sun" says: "good literary works can always broaden people's horizons and make people fresh and fresh."

Idioms and allusions

Heroes and heroines is a novel written during the reign of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty. The author of the novel is Wen Kang. Wenkang, surnamed FeiMo, is a Manchu with the word tiexian. Wen Kang was born into a noble family in the Qing Dynasty. He was once appointed ambassador to Tibet, but later he was not able to go because of illness. The age of Wenkang's life was just the time when the Qing Dynasty began to go to the end, and the Qing government was constantly corrupt. If it goes on like this, he is worried about whether the Qing Dynasty can survive. Therefore, he wrote the biography of heroes and heroines to persuade the children of the eight banners to cheer up and maintain the rule of the Qing Dynasty. in the book, he tries his best to describe the imperial court as a "prosperous age", and for this reason, he makes up a colorful family with complete five relations. He Yufeng, one of the protagonists, is molded into a chivalrous woman who can fly on the eaves and walk on the wall and is proficient in martial arts. This idiom comes from the 22nd chapter of the book: it is said that when he Yufeng saw that her mother was dead, he was determined to avenge her father's death. An Ji is another protagonist in the book. His father, an Xuehai, saw he Yufeng's desire for revenge and told her, "Ji Xiantang, your great enemy, has committed a felony and has committed suicide. His second son, Ji Duowen, was also sentenced by the court to be beheaded. All the women in his family were dismissed as slaves, and all the men were sent to the army. " When he Yufeng saw that her enemy was dead, she would take her mother's coffin to Beijing to be buried with her father. Because it was very inconvenient to transport coffins by dry road, we had to go to Beijing by water. He Yufeng's mood was very happy when he got on the boat. He felt that everything was "fresh and fresh" as soon as he got on the boat. Naturally, the end of the book is a happy reunion: he Yufeng's husband, an Ji, is a good man, and he Yufeng is also happy to have his son.