What are the four-character idioms that start with the word "wash" in washing clothes?

Turn over a new leaf, wash terracotta warriors and horses, all ears, wash hands to serve, turn over a new leaf, wash dirt and seek defects, wash and cut, clean up, clean up, wash hands to serve the public.

Wash soldiers and herd horses? Xu bangbang

Interpretation: wash weapons and feed horses. Be prepared for war.

Example: I bathed my soldiers and released my horses. I lost everything, so I had enough food and clothes.

Turn over a new leaf xǐXun gémiàn

Interpretation: clear old ideas and change the old look. Metaphor is complete repentance.

Source: The Book of Changes: "Sages wash their hearts and retire." The Book of Changes: "The gentleman leopard changes, and the villain changes." "Bao Puzi with Punishment": "Those who turn over a new leaf will be as clean as the waves."

After she got out of prison, she decided to turn over a new leaf and start a new life.

All ears? Xu zhuogong

Interpretation: All ears. Say nice things when inviting others to speak. Listen attentively.

Source: Yuan's "Chu", the fourth fold: "Please try to say it again so that the little officials can listen."

He leaned over to me and pricked up his ears to listen.

Wash your hands? Xu Feng Chu

Interpretation: washing hands: keeping your hands clean is an honest metaphor; Duties: Hold the post. Metaphor is loyal to their duties, honest and clean.

Source: Tombstone of San Dafu Supervision Cemetery in the Mid-Tang Dynasty: "In the four years after the founding of the People's Republic of China, I served as an assistant minister Zhao Zanwei, recommending the imperial censor, mainly giving Wei Qiao Dongjun, gold hand washing clothes and no money dummy."

Ex.: Director Zhang quit his job and won the appreciation of researchers.