







换骨脱胎 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be completely reformed”. To make a thoroughgoing change; to turn over a new leaf and become a new person. Literally, “Change bones and shed mortal coil/embryo”.

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Open the tool →换骨脱胎 (huàn gǔ tuō tāi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be completely reformed”.
换骨脱胎 is pronounced huàn gǔ tuō tāi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 换骨脱胎 means “Change bones and shed mortal coil/embryo”. It is used to mean “to be completely reformed”.
原为道教用语。指修道者得道以后,就转凡胎为圣胎,换凡骨为仙骨。现比喻通过教育,思想得到彻底改造。