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Open the tool →拜手稽首 (bài shǒu qǐ shǒu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to show utmost respect through a series of traditional”.
拜手稽首 is pronounced bài shǒu qǐ shǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 拜手稽首 means “bow with folded hands and kowtow”. It is used to mean “to show utmost respect through a series of traditional”.
拜手:作揖;稽首:古时的一种跪拜礼,叩头至地,是九拜中最恭敬的。用于书信向对方表示敬意