friends grace sb . 's house with their presence(péng bì shēng huī)

friends grace sb . 's house with their presence

Pengbi Shenghui, a Chinese idiom, is pronounced P é NGB ì sh ē nghu ī, which describes that a distinguished visitor makes the host feel much honored. It comes from Qin Jianfu's waiting for guests with haircut in Yuan Dynasty. Explanation: Peng piper: weave Peng grass, Jing bamboo for the door, describe the poor family. It means to add brilliance to a poor family.

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, Qin Jianfu's "haircut for guests" the third fold: "if you step on the cheap land, you will see the light of Piper."

Idiom usage

Subject predicate type; as predicate and object; with commendatory meaning, mostly used as modest words

Examples

Thank you for visiting Japan. Cheng Yunsheng, Qing Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : péng bì shēng huī