the wrangling guest robs the place of the host

the wrangling guest robs the place of the host

It's a Chinese word, and the Pinyin is Xu ā Nb ī NDU ó zh ǔ, which means that the voice of the guest overwhelms the voice of the host. It means that the external or secondary things occupy the position of the original or primary things. From diary of Russian Cheng.

The origin of Idioms

Yang Yizhi's Diary of Russian Cheng in Qing Dynasty: "there is a tendency of clamoring for the host."

Idiom usage

When you come to the host's house, you should be polite. If you are, it's too impolite. 2. To write a composition, we should arrange the materials reasonably; distinguish the primary and secondary; do not ～.