An idiom to restore youth from aging.

Rejuvenation, rejuvenation, rejuvenation, rejuvenation

1, rejuvenation

Pinyin: f m n l f m n l fǎn lǎo huán tóng

Description: Restore youth from aging. Describe the elderly as full of energy.

Since my father took part in the morning swimming, his spirit and body have become better, as if he had regained his vitality.

2. Go back to the color of the year

Pinyin: huá n niá n zhè se

Description: Restore youth and stay young forever.

Sentence: Women often fantasize that there will be drugs that will not change color for many years.

3. Young but old

Pinyin: huá n niá n què l m: o

Description: Restore youth and live forever.

Sentence: Qin Shihuang appointed Xu Fu to find a magical medicine that can rejuvenate.

Step 4 rejuvenate

Pinyin: f m: n l m: o gu: t ó ng

Description: Restore youth from aging. Describe the elderly as full of energy. Use "rejuvenation"

Sentence making: Seeing children's grandfathers makes them instantly rejuvenated.

Extended data:

The idiom "rejuvenation" has allusions.

According to Ge Hong's Biography of Immortals in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Liu An, the king of Huainan in the Han Dynasty, liked to learn the Tao and seek immortality, and used a lot of money to recruit disciples in this field. One day, eight white-haired old people came to ask for an audience and said they were willing to devote themselves to immortality. The gatekeeper went in and announced. Liu An said: They are all senile, how can they live forever! Obviously derailed. Take them away. Hearing that Liu An thought he was old, the old people suddenly became children. Hearing this, the Liu An hurriedly came out to meet.

Therefore, this idiom is often used to describe rejuvenation from aging.