Eight-character idioms about innovation?

A. Idiom about innovation

Bringing forth the old and bringing forth the new refers to critically inheriting the old culture, eliminating its dross, absorbing its essence and creating a new culture.

be unconventional: target: report; Li: establish. Put forward new ideas to show that you are different.

one after another: layer: repetition; Emergence: repeated appearance; Poverty: exhaustion. Appear one after another, endless.

ingenuity: don't: in addition; Mind-cutting: design and planning in mind. There is another idea or design. Refers to the way to come up with something different.

Eliminating the old and innovating: eliminating the old and establishing the new. Replace the old with the new.

innovation: innovation: change, get rid of; Therefore: old; Ding: Establish. It used to refer to the change or change of government. Now it generally refers to removing the old and establishing the new.

Get rid of the old and absorb the new: a metaphor for discarding the old, absorbing the new and constantly updating.

unique: tree: standing; Flag: flag. Set up a flag alone. The metaphor is unique and novel, and it is a family.

unique: don't: in addition. There is another unique style.

ingenuity: ingenuity: ingenious thoughts. Refers to having a unique ingenious idea in skill and art.

B. Idioms about innovation

Get rid of the old, be innovative, be unique, be creative, spit out the new, and be unwilling to be innovative. Later generations are indomitable. Wear a moon, wear a star, drop water, wear a stone, work hard, try hard, answer angrily, forget to eat, put on a new leaf, and persevere with painstaking efforts. I don't know how to win the day, sleep, rain, shine, be steadfast, wear a stone, wear a drop of water, wear a stone, The eight-character idiom about scientific innovation

Let a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend

It is a metaphor for the free development and debate of different factions and styles of art and science

D. The four-word idiom about innovation

Eliminating the old and creating the new

chú jiù bù xīn

Explanatory cloth: arrangement and development. Clean up the old and build a new one. Replace the old one with the new one.

The source of Zuo Zhuan's Seventeen Years of Zhaogong: "Coma, so the old cloth is removed and the new one is added."

combined structure.

usage refers to innovation. Generally used as predicate and attribute.

shape recognition cloth; Can't write "no"

Synonyms bring forth the old and bring forth the new;

Antonyms stick to the old and follow the old;

Discrimination ~ and "bring forth the new"; Replace the old with the new. But ~ is to abolish all the old ones; Relatively simple; "Bringing forth the old and bringing forth the new" refers to critically inheriting the old things; And then create something new.

For the past few years; There are many good weather in our village.

e. Idiom for innovation

Step by step: department, class: category, order; Just: return. According to certain steps and sequences. It also means doing things according to the old rules and lacking the spirit of innovation.

poor road: describe the difficulty of starting a new career. The same as "the road is blue."

don't make a mistake: don't: in addition; Loom: loom, which is a metaphor for the conception and layout of poetry. Refers to writing to find another way to innovate.

there is nothing wrong with words: words: words; False: use. When writing an article, the words are innovative and do not follow the predecessors. Describe the article as a unique style.

copy the predecessors: copy: follow suit. Follow the precedent and lack innovation.

a new situation or form. Refers to creating a new situation or form.

break the ice and stand on the pole: it is a metaphor to create a new situation, create great achievements and set the highest standards.

Fetal replacement: This is a Taoist language, which means that human fetuses are reincarnated, and mortal bones are easily removed as immortal bones. After metaphor learning, predecessors do not show traces and can innovate.

use it in the opposite direction: its: his; Meaning: meaning; Use: use. Refers to quoting or using words, allusions, etc. according to the opposite meaning. It is also used to refer to literary and artistic creation, etc. to innovate or break through the shackles of predecessors.

riding a horse: riding a horse: not being controlled by others. A horse that doesn't obey. Metaphor is a talented person who doesn't follow the old rules. It also describes people who dare to innovate.

create a new face: create a new form or a new situation.

F. Idioms about being brave in innovation

Make innovations, make innovations, be creative, spit out innovations and create innovations

Unwilling to let future generations persevere. Wear a moon, wear a star, drop water and wear a stone

Work hard, forget eating, make innovations, and persevere

Persevere with painstaking efforts. People will conquer nature and do not know how to sleep.

Rain or shine, keep a firm heart and wear a dripping stone.

Don't be persistent. Abandon the old and welcome the new, stand alone, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, stand tall, and stand tall. As predicate, object reply and definite answer; With "do sth unconventional or unorthodox".

be unconventional: put forward and state clearly; Different: different and special. Put forward novel ideas to show that you are different. As a predicate and attribute; Describe deliberately showing something different.

H. Eight-character idioms in Entrepreneurial Inspirational Idioms

Strive to cross the rubicon at the upstream copy

Once a word is said, it's like dyeing soap

Four bodies are not diligent, and the grain is not divided into

a hundred feet, and a journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step

Different people have different opinions, and the wise see wisdom

Now is the opportunity. If you are defeated, you will be invincible. A single spark can start a prairie fire, open the way along the mountain, fill the bridge with water, and do your best. After you die, you will

turn your hands into clouds, cover your hands for the rain,

sincerely arrive, and the stone will open

to avoid its spirit and beat it back. Come on

Look at others with new eyes, look at them differently, change with each passing day, and advance with each passing day

First, look at them with new eyes [guā mù xiāng kàn ]

Explanation: It means that others have made progress, and we can no longer look at them with old eyes.

from: The Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Zhi and Lu Meng by Chen Shou in the Western Jin Dynasty, quoting the Biography of Jiang Biao: "It's even more surprising to say goodbye for three days."

translation: I haven't seen this man for a long time, but I saw him today, and I immediately looked at him with new eyes.

Second, treat each other differently [l ì ng y ? n xi ā ng dà i]

Explanation: Look at it differently. To treat someone differently. It also means that people who are not valued are valued.

from: Ming Anonymous's "Xia Jian Ji De Qing Xi": "The handmaiden is treated differently by the empress, and it is really a grievance."

Third, today is not what it used to be [jīn fēi xī bǐ ]

Explanation: past: past. Now is not comparable to the past. Great changes have taken place in the situation and natural features.

from "He Xinlang Zi He Qian Yun" by Song Zengbo: "Inquire about Nanzhou Shou. My life is not what it used to be, is it still there? "

Greetings to the southern states. My life is not what it used to be, is it still there?

Fourth, it is changing with each passing day [r? x? n? y?]

Explanation: new: updated; Different: different. It is updated every day and changes every month. Refers to the rapid development or progress, and the emergence of new things and new weather.

from: Han Daisheng's Book of Rites University: "If you are new, you will be new, and you will be new again."

Translation: If it is updated, there will be new changes every day, another new one

5. Keep pace with the times [y ǔ rù jù n]

Explanation: and: follow, and. Progress day by day with time. Describe continuous progress or improvement.

from: Song Li Yun's Taiping Guang Ji (Volume 58): "Since the second son was established, my wife has made progress with each passing day because of her quiet mind and the benefit of cultivating truth."

Translation: With the establishment of the second son, my wife will get the benefits of meditation and practice in the meditation room. Constantly improve

J. There is an idiom about innovation

Do sth unconventional or unorthodox, innovate in the future, and be unique

Be creative and innovative, bring forth the new, and renew everything

Be persistent, pursue the roots, be innovative, be unique, be proactive and forge ahead in the future

> strive for the upper reaches, strive for the best, strive for self-improvement.

Make every effort to make progress, and be creative and unique.

Unwilling to be indomitable, wear a moon, wear a star, drop water and wear a stone.

Work hard, be angry, forget to eat, be innovative and persevere.

Go ahead with painstaking efforts.