







应接不暇 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be overwhelmed by too many visitors, tasks, or beautiful sights”. To have more than one can cope with; to be unable to attend to all the demands. Literally, “Too many to attend to; unable to cope”.
During the Jin Dynasty, Wang Zijing, who had a great fondness for traveling and admiring nature, once described a mountain view to someone, saying:
As one walks along the Shanyin path, the interplay of mountain light and water scenery is so brilliant and varied that it dazzles the eyes, leaving one no time to fully take it all in. If it were during the transition from autumn to winter, it would be even more unforgettable.