Old-fashioned, pinyin LM4L m: o q é h é ng qi ū, a common idiom, comes from "Beishan Wen Yi". Mainly used to describe someone's sophisticated and conceited appearance. Or young people lack energy.

This idiom is out of date.

Athena Chu L M: Lo Qing Qi

Explain the old style: the style of the elderly; Horizontal: full. Original intention: The old man's ambition runs through the autumn sky, describing him as hale and hearty and heroic. Now I describe myself as conceited, old-fashioned and self-righteous. It also describes young people's lack of energy and lethargy.

Used as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe the appearance of sophistication and conceit.

Structural subject-predicate

Synonym aging, lifeless.