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I. Basic explanation

Chen is a commonly used Chinese character (first-class character), pronounced as chén, which first appeared in bronze inscriptions in the Spring and Autumn Period. It is a writing habit in the Warring States period that the wood is attached to the soil and the Warring States characters. Chen's original meaning is display and also extended to statement.

Second, the definition of words

1, display chén liè: display arrangement; Expand to the arrangement order; List; List.

2.state chén shù: state, methodically say: state the reasons.

3. outdated chén jiù: old-fashioned.

4. Bring forth the old and bring forth the new: it refers to critically inheriting the old culture, removing its dross, absorbing its essence and creating a new culture.

5. stale chén fǔ: food has deteriorated due to too long time; Metaphor is out of date: a trite view.

Third, examples

1. My Chinese teacher's surname is Chen. He wears a pair of gold-rimmed glasses, has long hair and always has a kind smile on his face, which makes people feel very kind.

2. The shabby house, outdated furniture and simple materials make the hostess very unhappy.

3. Qiaokong's criminal methods are constantly innovating and hard to prevent.

4. The evolution of these language views has promoted the continuous development of language research and the continuous innovation of language schools.

5. Our products are constantly innovating, and a new product can be developed every week, which can meet the various needs of consumers in time!

6. among the green trees, neat tile houses and old thatched houses are intertwined, just like a chess game.