敢叫日月换新天

敢叫日月換新天
gǎn jiào rì yuè huàn xīn tiān
quotation

Meanings

  1. 1 daring to make the sun and moon usher in a new sky
  2. 2 bold enough to remake heaven and earth

Examples

HSK 5
Gǎigé kāifàng sìshí nián, Zhōngguórén gǎn jiào rì yuè huàn xīn tiān.
Over the forty years of reform and opening-up, the Chinese people dared to remake heaven and earth.
HSK 7-9
Wèi yǒu xīshēng duō zhuàngzhì, gǎn jiào rì yuè huàn xīn tiān.
Because of sacrifices, our resolve grows bolder - daring to make the sun and moon usher in a new sky.

Tips

history
From 毛泽东's 《七律·到韶山》 (1959), written on his return to his home village after 32 years: 为有牺牲多壮志敢教日月换新天。 Canonical Maoist couplet - 'because people sacrificed, we dared remake the world.' The original uses , but is the commonly-circulated modern variant.
usage
Original text writes ; is a common colloquial substitution. Either is acceptable. Usually quoted with 为有牺牲多壮志.

Stroke Order

gǎn
jiào
yuè
huàn
xīn
tiān