脱骨换胎 — “Shed bones, change body/form”
脱骨换胎 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to undergo a profound and thorough transformation, completely changing one's nature, character, or mindset, often for the better; to be reborn or renewed (originally a Taoist concept of shedding the mortal body for an immortal one)”. Literally, “Shed bones, change body/form”.
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What does 脱骨换胎 mean?
脱骨换胎 (tuō gǔ huàn tāi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to undergo a profound and thorough transformation, completely changing one's nature, character, or mindset, often for the better; to be reborn or renewed (originally a Taoist concept of shedding the mortal body for an immortal one)”.
How do you pronounce 脱骨换胎?
脱骨换胎 is pronounced tuō gǔ huàn tāi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 脱骨换胎 literally mean?
Literally, 脱骨换胎 means “Shed bones, change body/form”. It is used to mean “to undergo a profound and thorough transformation, completely changing one's nature, character, or mindset, often for the better; to be reborn or renewed (originally a Taoist concept of shedding the mortal body for an immortal one)”.
What is the Chinese definition of 脱骨换胎?
道教语，指修道者得道以后，就脱凡胎为圣胎，换凡骨为仙骨。现比喻通过教育，思想得到彻底改造