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 R R− M (1) PC → C ⊗R P1 → C ⊗ P → C ⊗ P 0 → C ⊗ P 1 → (2) M ∼ ker(C ⊗ P 0 → C ⊗ P 1). (3) R 0 R R = R R HomR (−, FC ) M C−Gorenstein Æ C−Gorenstein (1) MR C−Gorenstein MR C−Gorenstein Æ(2) R n−Gorenstein R− M C−Gorenstein M C−Gorenstein M C − Æ R− M C−Gorenstein  0 → K → L → M → 0 R− SGfC dR (K), SGfC dR (L) SGfC dR (M ) ÆSGfC dR (K), SGfC dR (L) SGfC dR (M ) Æ C−Gorenstein C−Gorenstein C− C− i  Abstract Let R be a ring with unit, a left R− module M is called a Strong C−Gorenstein flat module if it satisfies the following: (1)there exists a exact sequence of PC modules: → C ⊗ P → C ⊗ P → C ⊗ P 0 → C ⊗ P 1 → (2) M ∼ ker(C ⊗ P 0 → C ⊗ P 1). R 1 R 0 R R = R R (3)the functor HomR (−, FC ) is exact with (1). Firstly, in the third section, we get some main properties about Strong C−Gorenstein flat module: (1)any Strong C−Gorenstein flat module is a C−Gorenstein flat module. (2)if R is an n−Gorenstein ring, then R−module M is a Strong C−Gorenstein flat module if and only if M is a C−Gorenstein projective module with a C −projective resolution. Secondly, in the forth section, we denote the definition of Strong C−Gorenstein flat dimension of a right R−module M . And by applying the basic methods of homological algebra, we get the corresponding conclusions relative to Strong C−Gorenstein flat mod- ules as following: the R−module exact sequence 0 → K → L → M → 0, if any two of SGfC dR (