(idiom) The expression refers to Mencius’s education by his mother: she showed him, through interrupted weaving, that he must not abandon his studies halfway, and moved several times to provide a beneficial environment for his development.
(idiom) To revive what has perished and ensure its continuation. It is equivalent to “revive what has died out and continue what has been interrupted.”
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