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Open the tool →冠盖往来 (guān gài wǎng lái) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a continuous stream of eminent visitors or high-ranking officials”.
冠盖往来 is pronounced guān gài wǎng lái in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 冠盖往来 means “Hats and canopies coming and going”. It is used to mean “a continuous stream of eminent visitors or high-ranking officials”.
冠:礼帽;盖:车蓬;冠盖:借指官吏。指官吏们经常来往