1. Feel at home, a Chinese idiom, pronounced as bīnzhìrúguī. Bin: guest. Guests feel like returning to their own home when they come here. Describes hospitality to guests warmly and thoughtfully.

2. The source of the idiom

"Zuo Zhuan·The Thirty-One Years of Duke Xiang": "As a guest, you feel at home. You are not at peace with disasters, are not afraid of bandits and thieves, and are not suffering from dryness and dampness."

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3. Allusions to idioms

In the Spring and Autumn Period, Zheng Guozichan visited the Jin State on the orders of Zheng Jiangong. Duke Ping of Jin pretended to be a great power and did not greet him. Zichan ordered his entourage to tear down the wall of Jin's hotel and drive in the carriages and horses. Wenbo, a senior official of the Jin State, reproached Zichan and said, "In order to ensure the safety of the guests from the princes, our country built hotels and high walls. Now that you have demolished the walls, who is responsible for the safety of the guests?" Zichan replied: " We, Zheng Guo, must come to pay tribute on time. This time, the king of your country has no time to receive us. We do not dare to present the gifts without permission, and we do not dare to let these gifts be exposed to the sun and the night. I heard that Jin Wen Gong did it in the past. It was not like this when we were the leaders of the alliance. At that time, the hotel was spacious and beautiful, and the princes came as if they were at home. Now, your palace is spacious, but the hotel is like a slave's hut, with the door so narrow that even a car cannot enter. Go, I don’t know when the guests will be received. Isn’t this meant to embarrass us?” Shi Wenbo went back to report to Duke Ping of Jin. Duke Ping of Jin knew that he was in the wrong, so he apologized to Zichan and immediately ordered construction to rebuild the hotel.