How to pronounce the word "decline" when the teenager leaves home and the boss returns and the local accent has not been changed?

When the teenager left home and returned to his hometown, the local accent did not change, so the pinyin of the word "decline" (Cu Χ).

Original text:

Two hometown couplets

Young people leave home, old people return, and the local accent has not changed.

When children meet strangers, they will smile and ask where the guests are from.

Hair loss (Cuι): The beard and hair of the elderly are sparse. Bones, hair near the forehead and ears. One is "face hair". Decline, which should mean decrease here. The whole sentence means that the accent has not changed, but it is sparse and reduced.

Extended data:

The Book of Two Villages is a set of poems written by the Tang Dynasty poet He resigned from his post and returned to his hometown in his later years. The first poem expresses the author's sadness after a long separation from other places, and also writes the intimacy of returning home after a long separation; The second poem captures the contrast between the change and invariability of hometown, and reveals the author's feelings and helplessness about the change of life, the vicissitudes of time and the fact that things have changed. These two poems are unpretentious in language, natural and vivid in feelings and full of life interest.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-two pairs of homecoming lovers