be born again

be born again

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is Hu à ng à Du ó t à I, which means to compare poetry with the meaning of the ancients. It comes from "cold Zhai night talk - reincarnation".

Idiom usage

He imitated the ancient paintings, which is of course true.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: reborn, reborn

The origin of Idioms

Shi Huihong, Song Dynasty, said in "cold Zhai night talk: the method of changing bones and seizing foetuses" that "it is not easy to change its meaning to create its language, which is called the method of changing bones; it is called the method of seizing foetuses when it is described by peeping into its meaning."

Idiom explanation

Metaphorical poetry uses the meaning of the ancients to bring forth the new.