What does the column mean?

column refers to a relatively independent information unit broadcast by TV stations every day, mainly a combination of individual programs, which is a complete form of expression arranged according to certain content. It has a fixed name, a fixed broadcast time and a fixed column purpose, and each issue broadcasts different contents to attract people's attention and bring people information, knowledge, enjoyment, joy and interest. In a certain period or under special circumstances, special columns can also be set up, called special reports or special programs.

Sentence-making:

1. There is a column called "Humor" in the evening paper, and some funny jokes are often published.

2. As a columnist of "Fortune" column of Wall Street Journal, frank enjoys a vantage point to report the gilded early 21st century and the gloomy future.

3. I really doubt that anyone has lost weight after reading your column. It's not whether she can lose weight after reading it, but whether the readers immediately feel that they can lose weight without a lot of effort after seeing our giant headlines.

4. The programs in the TV program Quyuan Zatan are all very interesting.

5. Only when I arrived in China did I know that it was good to have only one child. Except for one item, all the other columns were well filled. The column of "relationship" should be filled with "mother-in-law" instead of "nervous".