obsolete words and expressions must be eliminated(chén yán wù qù)

obsolete words and expressions must be eliminated

Chen yanwuqu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch é NY á NW ù Q ù, which means that old words must be removed; it means that old things should be eliminated in writing, and efforts should be made to create and innovate. From the book with Li Yi.

Idiom explanation

Chen Yan: old words; Wu: be sure, be sure.

The origin of Idioms

In the book with Li Yi written by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty: "it's very difficult for Chen Yan to go."

Idiom usage

The subject predicate pattern must be removed from the old language. Liu Xizai's artistic conception · poetic conception in Qing Dynasty: Chen yanwuqu, Du Shi and Han Wen are the same. Huang Shangu, Chen Houshan and other scholars studied here. Fu enxu's gossip reading: my father said nothing after reading it, and everyone graciously wrote down a few lines to me: "don't search chapter by chapter, don't moan without illness, try to avoid affectation, but do what you say." "Chen Yan Wu Qu" is my teacher by Han Dianqing: Li Jianyong said: good articles should be superficial, avoid vulgarity, strive to think and Chen Yan Wu Qu; they should be refined, readable, tension and aesthetic, and make readers read "taste and quality". don't pile up words for the sake of word number.

Chinese PinYin : chén yán wù qù