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Open the tool →醉吐相茵 (zuì tǔ xiāng yīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to imply that treating others with generosity and forbearance will eventually lead to positive returns or rewards; demonstrating kindness and tolerance toward others will be reciprocated with good outcomes”.
醉吐相茵 is pronounced zuì tǔ xiāng yīn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 醉吐相茵 means “Drunkard vomits on guest's mat”. It is used to mean “to imply that treating others with generosity and forbearance will eventually lead to positive returns or rewards; demonstrating kindness and tolerance toward others will be reciprocated with good outcomes”.
后以这一典故喻指宽以待人必然会有好的回报。