My first suggestion is to "break the ice." This phrase means to start a conversation or make people feel more comfortable in a social situation. It comes from the idea of breaking the surface of a frozen lake to make it easier to walk on.

Example in Engpsh: "Let's play a game to break the ice before we start our meeting."
Example in Chinese: "让我们玩一个游戏来打破沉默，在开始会议之前。"

My second suggestion is to "think outside the box." This phrase means to think creatively or differently from the usual way of thinking. It comes from the idea of being confined to a box or pmited perspective and then breaking free to think in a new way.

Example in Engpsh: "We need to think outside the box if we want to find a solution to this problem."
Example in Chinese: "如果我们想要找到这个问题的解决方案，我们需要跳出思维的束缚。"

My third suggestion is to "hit the ground running." This phrase means to start doing something quickly and with energy, often right after starting a new job or project. It comes from the idea of running at full speed as soon as your feet hit the ground.

Example in Engpsh: "I'm starting my new job next week and I want to hit the ground running."
Example in Chinese: "我下周开始新工作，我想着开始动作就是要迅速有力。"