The meaning and usage of splendor are as follows:

Splendor is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Pé péng bì shēng huī ī, which describes that a distinguished guest's visit adds a lot of glory to the host. From Yuan Qin Jianfu's Haircut for Guests. Explanation: Peng Peng: weaving Peng Cao and Jing Zhu as doors to describe poor families. It means to add brilliance to the cold door (mostly used as a courtesy call for guests to come home or to give something like calligraphy and painting that can be hung).

Peng Peng, the house where the poor live, is also called their own house. The third fold of Yuan Qin Jianfu's "Cutting Hair and Waiting for Guests": "Your feet are on the lowly ground, and your feet are shining."

idiom usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate and object; With praise, it is often used as a modest word.

thank people for visiting Japan. Qing, Cheng Yunsheng, The Story of Kindergarten Learning, Qionglin Palace.

Sentence:

1. Thank you for coming. Your signature will make this place splendid!

2. Every legendary star is great, and they make me shine.

3. Although there is some criticism, inspirational design can also make your small room bright.

4. Your painting really shines on my humble abode!

5. Thanks to the company leaders for their full support and full participation, which made our party splendid and colorful.

6. Because of your participation, this venue is even more splendid!

7. The use of microcrystalline stone as a decorative material makes the building magnificent and the quality extraordinary, which is well received by our customers.

8. This forum not only has the presidents of world-renowned universities, but also invited friends from business circles and embassies in China for the first time. It can be said that the group of talents is brilliant.

9. These beautiful flowers make this restaurant resplendent.

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