It means that a carnivore or caterpillar has transformed from a shell into a bag of butterflies through painful struggle and unremitting efforts. Now it is used as a synonym for rebirth and extrication.

Pronunciation p ò ji m: né r ch

synonym

Reborn from the fire? 【 ù hu ǒ chó ng sh ē ng 】 Experienced the tribulation and painful test of fire, gained rebirth, and achieved sublimation in rebirth.

Extended data example

1, life is not easy, he needs the determination to break through the cocoon, he needs the belief that he will never give up, he needs the persistence of dripping water, he needs the courage to strive for self-improvement, and he needs fearless awe. To succeed, you must pay a heavy price.

2. From the moment the pupa comes out of the cocoon, it is the pain of tearing off a layer of skin. Many butterflies died of pain at the moment they broke out of their cocoons.

The so-called doomsday of the caterpillar is precisely the moment when the butterfly comes out of its cocoon and is full of sunshine.

4. It is said that a girl will grow up only if she really loves her, just like a butterfly emerging from a cocoon, with a kind of beauty of transformation.

5. Pain is an understanding that comes out of the cocoon.