Take a shower [mü yü]?
1. Wash your body with water to remove dirt.
2, metaphor is moistened or immersed by some environment.
Quote Interpretation: The poem "Send Chen to Guangxi Imperial Conscription" says: "Although Heichi is a barbarian, he has bathed the emperor for 300 years." Selected Works of the Ten Years before the Revolution of 1911: New Guangdong: "Today, Manchu people have been bathed in Han culture for a long time."
synonym
have a bath
Bathed in the traditional folk customs of China, people should concentrate on bathing and washing clothes on the 27th and 28th of the twelfth lunar month, so as to get rid of one year's bad luck and prepare for the Spring Festival next year. There is a saying in Beijing that "twenty-seven washes the sick, twenty-eight washes the sloppy". Taking a bath on the 26th of the twelfth lunar month is "washing Fulu". In some places, the custom of bathing is on New Year's Eve. Taking a bath and changing clothes this afternoon means saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new.