The door is open to all(mén kě zhāng luó)

The door is open to all

Menke Zhangluo, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m é NK ě zh ā nglu ó, which means to describe the very cold, few guests; the same as "Menke luoque". From Taiping Guangji.

The origin of Idioms

Taiping Guangji volume 187 quoted Tang Wei's two capital records: "in the early Tang Dynasty, the provincial Secretary only wrote books, stored and collated them, so he could do it."

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: a house like a bird, a house like a bird [antonym]: a house like a market

Idiom usage

It is used as predicate, attributive and complement to describe the desolation of the gate. Su Shi's poem "the second rhyme of Yang Bao's early spring" said: "the drizzle in the suburb garden, the cold official's door can be opened." the west house is filled with cars and bicycles, and the east gate is open. The third year of Jin'an emperor's Long'an

Chinese PinYin : mén kě zhāng luó