make a new start
Change the way, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ǎ it ú y ì zh é, meaning to change the track, another way. A change of direction, goal, or practice. It comes from duanting Ji by Zhu Zhiyu in Qing Dynasty.
Idiom explanation
Change the track and take another road. A change of direction, goal, or practice. It is the same as "changing the road".
The origin of Idioms
Zhu Zhiyu's duanting Ji in the Qing Dynasty: "if I encourage my son to change his way and the contract is secular, I will tell my friends that I don't believe it. What will happen?"
make a new start
happy and self-possessed are my noble quests - kǎi tì jūn zǐ
one 's heart is loftier than the sky - xīn bǐ tiān gāo
traces left by chariot and horse - chē zhén mǎ jì