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Open the tool →冠盖相属 (guān gài xiāng zhǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a continuous stream of high-ranking visitors or prominent figures”.
冠盖相属 is pronounced guān gài xiāng zhǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 冠盖相属 means “official hats and carriage canopies follow one another”. It is used to mean “a continuous stream of high-ranking visitors or prominent figures”.
冠盖:古代官吏的冠服和车盖,代指官吏;属:接连。形容政府的使节或官员,一路上往来不绝。也指世代仕宦,相继不断