Is there an idiom with a new body in it?

It's so easy to get and sometimes it seems out of reach. If God has partially divided the people of the world into good and evil, rich and poor, beautiful and ugly, and clumsy, then he has given happiness to every living being without partiality or stinginess. The rich are happy for their own wealth, fine clothes and food, but the poor firmly believe in their life creed of "the rich have more money, the poor have more friends", which is not out of helpless self-comfort, but a heartfelt understanding of life.

The wise know best: pretending to be happiness is more painful than real pain.

Big stars are happy, and being the center of attention satisfies their vanity, but the insignificant "Mathilde" can also be satisfied in the unreal imagination.

A philosopher once said: I don't live for life, I live for happiness. Some people may ask:

Everyone is dead, what are they happy about? "There are tens of thousands of mansions in Ande, sheltering the cold people in the world, and the wind and rain are not moving, and they are as safe as mountains! Alack!

When I suddenly see this house in front of me, it is enough for me to freeze to death! Could it be that saying these things against your will will will "go down in fame through the ages"?Beethoven also said:

A new test of hair: a whetstone. Sharp as a freshly sharpened knife. The metaphor is that as soon as you start working, you show great talent.

Reform and reform: consciously correct and be a new person. Correct your mistakes and start over.

Revolution and innovation: change, remove; Therefore: old; Ding: Establish. The old refers to the change of government or the change of dynasty. Now it generally refers to the removal of the old and the establishment of the new.

Reform of the old and the reform: abolition; Restoration: Oppose the old and advocate the new. Refers specifically to political reforms. Change the old and advocate for the new.

Congratulations on the New Year: auspicious and happy. Respectfully congratulate you on a happy and auspicious New Year. Phrases used for Chinese New Year.

Pattern renovation Change the way and change the approach.

Rejuvenated Rejuvenation: A bright and shiny look. Change the old look, and a new atmosphere appears.

Glow is often used to refer to a person's growing moral, literary, artistic, and other aspects.

Repentance Repentance: Repentance; False: Error; Rehabilitation: Make yourself a new person. He repented of his past mistakes and was determined to be a new man.

The memories of the past are still very clear, just like what just happened.

Old sorrows and new hatreds refer to long-standing grievances and new grievances.

In the Chinese idiom dictionary, there are no idioms that contain both the words "body" and "xin".

The idioms of the word "body" and the word "new" are:

1) The word "body": live and work happily, redeem the body, settle down, be half-unsuccessful, and be good to yourself.

2) The word "new": new and innovative, new ideas, old sorrows and new hatreds, new and new, and old updates.

The word "body":

(1) Live and work in peace

Pinyin] ān shēn lè yè

Explanation] Settle down: stand up. Live a safe and happy life.

Sentence formation] that prosperous and prosperous state, the family of poetry and hairpins, the prosperous land of flowers and willows, and the gentle and rich township to live and work happily.

(2) How to redeem a hundred bodies

Pinyin】bǎi shēn hé shú

Explanation] body: life; Hundred bodies: Die a hundred times; Ho: How can it; Redemption: Redemption, repayment. It means that a person who dies a hundred times cannot be compensated.

When he rushed home, his mother had died for three days, and he was extremely sad, and he really felt a sense of redemption.

(3) Settle down

Pinyin】ān shēn lì mìng

Explanation] Settle down: settle down somewhere; Destiny: Spiritual sustenance. It means that life has a place and a spiritual sustenance.

Sentence formation] **** is the foundation on which news ** lives.

(4) Hemiplegia

Pinyin: bàn shēn bù suí

Explanation] So: through "follow", obedience. It was originally the name of a medical condition, and it refers to the inability of half of the body to rotate at will. Sometimes the metaphorical poems are partly good, partly bad, and not well-proportioned.

Sentence formation] The main clinical symptoms are sudden fainting, unconscious or sudden hemiplegia, crooked corners of the mouth, and unfavorable speech.

(5) Be alone

Pinyin】dú shàn qí shēn

Explanation] Du: Only; Good: Good, maintained. The original intention was to cultivate oneself if you can't be an official. Now it refers to only caring for oneself and not others.

Sentence formation] We cannot be alone in our own lives now.

The word "new":

(1) Be innovative

Pinyin: biāo xīn chuàng yì

Interpretation] Target: uncovered, revealed; Different: Special. It refers to coming up with new insights and making a difference.

This fashion is innovative in design, but the audience's evaluation is mixed.

(2) Be innovative

Pinyin】bié chū xīn yì

Explanation] Originality and distinctiveness.

Sentence formation] The words of this Spring Festival couplet can come up with new meanings, and it is very rare to not pick up people's teeth.

(3) Old sorrow and new hatred

Pinyin】jiù chóu xīn hèn

Explanation] sorrow: sorrow; Hate: Regret. It refers to the long-standing depression and new grievances.

Sentence formation] Old sorrows and new hatreds erupted at this moment, and poor Huaxia turned out to be an international hacker battlefield.

(4) Accept the new and spit out the past

Pinyin: nà xīn tǔ gù

Explanation] Inhale fresh and spit out stale one.

Sentence formation] Na Xin spit out the old Qingxi Huan, and said that it was far away and near Huixiu.

(5) Removal and renewal

Pinyin】chú jiù gēng xīn

Explanation] Get rid of the old and build the new. Replace the old with the new.

If you can update it every day, you should update it every day, and update it without interruption.

Body and mind 交瘁 [shēn xīn jiāo cuì] 生字本Basic Definition Detailed Interpretation.

Weakened and lacking in spirit.

Source: Shi Sanyou's "Jinling Yeshi Tan Xinpei's Swan Song": "Because Tan Xinpei, who was physically and mentally exhausted, he couldn't afford to be ill since then, and he passed away in the middle of the month. ”

Near antonyms. synonyms: psychosomatic disorder.

Antonyms for physical and mental health.

Encyclopedia Interpretation. Physically and mentally exhausted, a Chinese idiom, from Shi Sanyou's "Jinling Yeshi Tan Xinpei's "Swan Song".