革故鼎新

Explanation: Reform: change, get rid of; it: the old; Ding: _set_. Old refers to the affairs of state changes or regime change. Now refers to removing the old, create a new. 　　Usage: Joint type; as the predicate attribute; with compliment 　　Source: "Book of Changes hexagram miscellaneous": "reform, to it also, tripod, for new people." 　　Examples: Beijing place by the pressure of successive monarchs, depriving lifeless, then ~, when there is some nirvana. (Caidong Fan, Xu hut Father "Romance of the Republic of the popular" seventh back) Thesaurus:  Without destruction there can be no construction, eradicate and foster with the utmost vigour; utterly destroy and vigourously establish the supremacy of, get rid of the old to leave the place for the new, Chen announced a new push, retrofit, exhalling the old and inhalling the new; get rid of the stale and take in the fresh, New abandoning the old pity, Lianxinyanjiu, literal: to like the new, and hate the old, Take in the fresh Spit it, Metabolism, see off the old and welcome the new; ring out the Old Year and ring in the New, see off the old and welcome the new, see off those who depart and welcome the arrivals, Choose the good and long, Design New translation