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Open the tool →冠盖相望 (guān gài xiāng wàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a continuous and numerous stream of high-ranking officials or important dignitaries visiting or passing by, creating a bustling and grand atmosphere, where their presence is constantly visible”.
冠盖相望 is pronounced guān gài xiāng wàng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 冠盖相望 means “Official hats and carriage covers in mutual sight”. It is used to mean “describes a continuous and numerous stream of high-ranking officials or important dignitaries visiting or passing by, creating a bustling and grand atmosphere, where their presence is constantly visible”.
冠盖:指仁宦的冠服和车盖,用作官员代称;相望:互相看得见。形容政府的使节或官员往来不绝。