a much visited house
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch é nm é NR ú sh ì, which means that in the old days, it was used to describe people who were in high positions and in power and had many guests. It comes from the book of Han, Zheng chongzhuan.
Idiom usage
And some people can't see it and come back early the next day: it's really in line with the ancients' saying that it's called "~". (Chapter 19 of Li Baojia's officialdom in the Qing Dynasty)
The origin of Idioms
In the book of Han, Zheng Chongchuan: "the subject's door is like a market, the subject's heart is like water."
Idiom story
Listening to Zhao Chang's slander, Emperor AI of the Han Dynasty asked Zheng Chong, the minister's servant, why the people in his family were plotting to go to the market. Zheng Chong said that although the subject is like a market, my loyalty to the king is as clear as water, and I have no double heart at all. In order to repay Zheng Chong's hatred for Dong Xian, Emperor AI of Han Dynasty arrested Zheng Chong in prison.
Analysis of Idioms
Family is like a market
Chinese PinYin : chén mén rú shì
a much visited house
The earth is old and the sky is dim. dì lǎo tiān hūn
Correct the wrong and correct the common. kuāng miù zhèng sú
being put in the grease , it does not get glossy -- incorruptible official. zhī gāo bù rùn