枯木逢春
Explanation: Withered tree encountered in the spring, and back to life. Metaphor of dying patients or things to regain vitality. Usage: The main predicate; as subject, predicate, attribute; with compliment Source: Original Song, Buddhism, Taoism, "recorded in Volume II of thirteen Tang Jing Chuan Deng Shan State Mahayana monk": "Q: 'how to dead trees in Spring?' The master said: 'the world rare.'" Examples: ~, Chen spent replay, old as republished, is naturally to be happy. (Jun Qing "written in flowers playback time") Results: Millennium Tieshu bloom Postscript: Millennium Tieshu bloom- Thesaurus: Drought was Yu Miao, Dead tree Flower, withered tree suddenly blossoms, Withered flower
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