咸与维新 — Chinese idiom
咸与维新
xián yù wéi xīn
Traditional: 咸與維新
Meaning
- everyone participates in reforms
- to replace the old with new
- to reform and start afresh
Character by character
- 咸xiánall, together, united; salted
- 与yùand; with; to; for; to give, to grant
- 维wéito preserve, to maintain, to hold together
- 新xīnnew, recent, fresh, modern
Idioms sharing a character
- 咸鱼翻身 xián yú fān shēn
- 事与愿违 shì yǔ yuàn wéi
- 荣辱与共 róng rǔ yǔ gòng
- 欲取姑与 yù qǔ gū yǔ
- 岁不我与 suì bù wǒ yǔ
- 祸福与共 huò fú yǔ gòng
- 与世俯仰 yǔ shì fǔ yǎng
- 与世无争 yǔ shì wú zhēng
- 与世隔绝 yǔ shì gé jué
- 与日俱进 yǔ rì jù jìn
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