侍执巾节 — “To attend to someone's personal needs with great care and devotion”
侍执巾节 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to attend to someone's personal needs with great care and devotion”. Traditionally used to describe a wife or concubine serving her husband. Literally, “Serve by holding a towel and comb”.
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What does 侍执巾节 mean?
侍执巾节 (shì zhí jīn jié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to attend to someone's personal needs with great care and devotion”.
How do you pronounce 侍执巾节?
侍执巾节 is pronounced shì zhí jīn jié in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 侍执巾节 literally mean?
Literally, 侍执巾节 means “Serve by holding a towel and comb”. It is used to mean “to attend to someone's personal needs with great care and devotion”.
What is the Chinese definition of 侍执巾节?
拿着手巾、梳子伺候，形容妻妾服事夫君。