it is disrespectful to decline to decline

it is disrespectful to decline to decline

But not respectful, Chinese idiom, Pinyin Qu è zh ī B ù g ō ng, refers to the invitation to others, gifts, etc., if you refuse to accept, it is disrespectful.

pronunciation

Pinyin: Qu è zh ī B ù g ō ng phonetic: ㄑㄩㄝㄓㄧㄅㄨㄙ

Discrimination

Antonym: ignore; usage: subject predicate type; used as predicate and object; often used with "accept with shame". We feel ~, so we have to ask him to excuse us. ——Zou Taofen's experience after a miserable business

Classics

Mencius: but it is disrespectful.

Idiom story

During the Warring States period, Wan Zhang, a student of Mencius, asked Mencius for advice on interpersonal communication. Mencius thought that he should be respectful to people. Wan Zhang said: "it's disrespectful to refuse other people's gifts, but why?" Mencius said, "if a noble person gives you something, it's disrespectful for you to refuse, so you should accept it."