The Chinese word 展出 (zhǎnchū) is a compound verb formed by combining two independent characters, each contributing to the overall meaning: 展 (zhǎn) means "to unfold," "to open up," or "to exhibit," while 出 (chū) means "to go out" or "to emerge." When combined in this verb-object structure, the first character 展 indicates the action (exhibiting), and the second character 出 specifies the direction or result of that action (bringing something out for public view). Therefore, the compound logically means "to put on display" or "to exhibit," where an item is "unfolded" or "presented" so that it "comes out" into public sight.