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Open the tool →衣不如新,人不如故 (yī bù rú xīn , rén bù rú gù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it is better to have new clothes”.
衣不如新,人不如故 is pronounced yī bù rú xīn , rén bù rú gù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 衣不如新,人不如故 means “Clothes are not as good as new, people are not as good as old”. It is used to mean “it is better to have new clothes”.
衣服以新为好,身边相伴的人以原来的为好