a change or improvement made to a system or organization

to change, alter, or transform; to make something different

to make better; to perfect or ameliorate a situation or condition

To change, update, or rebuild something existing to make it suit new needs (e.g. land, urban districts, or machinery)

to amend, alter, or modify text, plans, or drafts to correct errors and improve quality

to change the original state of something to make it better, more advanced, or more sophisticated

The policy of reforming the political and economic system and opening the country to the outside world, initiated in the late 1970s.

To reorganize and reform; to rectify and improve

To change or reform a system, such as a political, economic, or social structure; to reorganize a company or institution.

To rewrite an original work into a different form or for a different medium

to improve or ameliorate something by removing defects; to reform a system or technology

To refit, remodel, or modify the equipment or parts of a machine, vehicle, or device; to redecorate a room or storefront

to correct; to amend; to rectify a mistake or error

to change one's personal name or surname

to change; to alter; to modify

to reconstruct, renovate, or transform an existing building or structure to meet new needs

on another day or some other time; to find another day for an appointment

To change the appearance or face of a situation, place, or thing so that it looks completely new; to take on a new look.

To change over to the use of something else; to stop using the original and start using a different version or method.

(abbreviation) technological transformation; technical renovation

to reorganize or reshuffle a group or organization; to replace members or restructure leadership

to rewrite, revise, or edit a piece of writing or manuscript

to alter; to modify; to revise

to revise the format, layout, or content of an existing publication such as a newspaper, magazine, book, or television program

to reform oneself and start afresh; to correct one's errors and become a new person. This idiom emphasizes the act of making amends, whereas [[洗心革面|洗心革面|xi3 xin1 ge2 mian4]] emphasizes a thorough internal transformation.

To change the outward appearance or form while the substance remains the same; usually used in a negative sense to mean making superficial changes.

(abbreviation) Reform of the housing system, specifically the transition from state-assigned housing to a market-based commercial system.

to intentionally distort or falsify something, such as history, a theory, or a document

The redistribution of land or the reorganization of land ownership and agricultural systems; often refers specifically to the agrarian reforms carried out in China and Taiwan

To drop, discard, or correct a bad habit or trait.

To correct one's own mistakes; to reform one's character or behavior.

to change one's profession or trade; to leave one's current line of work for a different occupation

To withdraw or modify one's previous remark; to change what one was saying or the tone of one's voice.

land or agrarian reform

to mend one's ways; to give up evil and return to the right path

to alter text or drawings by painting over, crossing out, or erasing; to correct using correction fluid

to change course or route; to divert, such as a road, vehicle, or watercourse

educational reform or reform of teaching methods; abbreviation of [[教育改革|教育改革|jiao4 yu4 gai3 ge2]] or [[教学改革|教學改革|jiao4 xue2 gai3 ge2]]

to change a name or form of address

to regret one's mistakes and take action to correct them; to mend one's ways

to change or alter something; to switch from an original state or form to a new one

to hold another election, usually because a term has ended or a vacancy has occurred

to amend or change a legal judgment or sentence; to commute

the system or process of reforming criminals through labor; a shortening of [[劳动改造|勞動改造|lao2 dong4 gai3 zao4]]

to check, correct, and provide feedback on written work such as students' homework, exam papers, or essays

to remarry (of a woman who is divorced or widowed)

Political and social reforms aimed at establishing democratic systems

to keep one's composure and not change facial expression even when facing danger or pressure; to remain calm and collected

to correct a mistake or error