receive guests courteously

receive guests courteously

The pronunciation is m é Nb ù t í NGB ī n, a Chinese word, which literally means not to let guests wait at the door and describes being diligent in hospitality.

explain

Guest: guest. There are no guests outside. It describes hospitality.

source

The source of the book of Jin, biography of Wang Hun: "there are no empty seats, no stopping guests." the door is always open to visitors, and it is expensive in ancient times. (Yan Zhitui's family precepts, style, Northern Qi Dynasty)

Discrimination of words

Antonym: not a sparrow; usage: used as predicate to describe hospitality