革新 (gé xīn): to innovate; innovation

This factory introduced new production technology and reformed its old management model, increasing efficiency by thirty percent.

In order to attract younger readers, this old magazine boldly innovated in both layout and content, and as a result, its sales doubled.

Education needs to constantly innovate in order to adapt to social changes and cultivate talent that meets the demands of the times.

The first thing he did after taking office was to reform the company's internal work processes and reduce unnecessary approval steps.

Traditional crafts must combine with modern design and constantly innovate in order to find new outlets in the market.