Idiom: new face

Pinyin: bié kāi shēng miàn

Explanation: new face: new look. The original meaning is that the portraits of the heroes in Lingyan Pavilion had already faded, and they only appeared alive after being repainted by General Cao. It is a metaphor for creating a new form or situation.

Source: "Danqing Poems" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty: "The heroes of Lingyan have less color, but the general's writing is more vivid."

Example sentences: Today's five poems by Sister Lin are also It can be said that the destiny is novel and unique. ★Chapter 64 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty

Pinyin code: bksm

Synonyms: new look, unique

Antonyms: regular, samey

Afterword: Peking Opera singing "The White-Haired Girl"

Riddle: Suspended death; breaking up with students

Usage: as predicate, attributive; to describe something different

English: having something new