What do you mean by "breaking a cocoon into a butterfly"?

Refers to the process that a carnivore or caterpillar becomes a butterfly through painful struggle and unremitting efforts. Now it is used to refer to getting a new life and getting out of trouble. Breaking a cocoon into a butterfly is an idiom in China, and the pinyin is pò ji pò ji pòjiǎnchéngdié. Everyone wants to break the cocoon into a butterfly and get ahead in today's highly competitive society.

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The phoenix nirvana _(fènghuángnièpán) refers to the phoenix reborn from the fire, eternal life: reborn from the fire, which is a metaphor for indomitable spirit of struggle and strong will. The theory of phoenix nirvana comes from Mr. Guo Moruo's book of the same name, which is not an ancient legend in China. In the ancient myths and legends of China, there is no saying that the phoenix will be reborn from the ashes.

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Asking for trouble is an idiom of China, pronounced "All right, Pei", which means asking for trouble yourself. Lu Xun's Gai Hua Collection: "But I have a question. I also suspect that it is the root of asking for trouble, that is, I have to think about it occasionally. " Zhang Mingdai's "Tao Anmeng Zhu Yiyun's Female Play": "It is foolish to talk about protection, work day and night and ask for it."