







入门问讳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to inquire about the customs, sensitivities, or taboos of a place or person before engaging, so as to avoid causing offense; to be mindful of local etiquette”. Literally, “Inquire about taboos upon entering”.

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Open the tool →入门问讳 (rù mén wèn huì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to inquire about the customs, sensitivities, or taboos of a place or person before engaging, so as to avoid causing offense; to be mindful of local etiquette”.
入门问讳 is pronounced rù mén wèn huì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 入门问讳 means “Inquire about taboos upon entering”. It is used to mean “to inquire about the customs, sensitivities, or taboos of a place or person before engaging, so as to avoid causing offense; to be mindful of local etiquette”.
古代去拜访人,先问清楚他父祖的名,以便谈话时避讳。也泛指问清楚有什么忌讳。