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What does Lao Li mean?

Same old story. Nuts are nuts, such as peanuts, cashews and walnuts. So what are chestnuts? Chestnuts are chestnuts. Speaking of chestnuts, you will definitely think of the taste of sugar-fried chestnuts on the road in autumn. Chestnut is a kind of chestnut that makes your mouth water. What does Lao Li mean? Is it Lao Li? No, Lao Li is an idiom. It means that a joke or a story becomes boring because many people talk too much. Let's give an example to illustrate how the old chestnut is used. Did you listen to the new comedy on TV last night? He's not very interesting. He tells jokes for too long, and they are all old jokes. I have heard them at least a dozen times before. Did you see the new actor telling jokes on TV last night? He's not very interesting. It took him a long time to tell the joke he was going to tell. I have heard these jokes many times in the past. Tired of listening. This example shows that Lao Li is a joke or story that you are tired of listening to. The idiom "old chestnut" comes from a play staged in18th century. In the play, one actor is telling a joke about an apple tree, while another actor always interrupts him and insists that it should be a chestnut tree instead of an apple tree.