The meaning of "rejection" means that the host refuses the guest to enter the door, which is called "rejection".

Closed door is a Chinese idiom, pronounced bì mén gēng, which means that the host refuses to let the guest in, which is called shutting the door. This distinctive Chinese idiom "closed door" originates from an ancient custom. When a guest comes to visit and the host is not at home, the gatekeeper of the home will close the door and bring a bowl of soup to show that the host is away and cannot entertain the guests. If a guest wants to come in, he must finish the bowl of soup first. This is the origin of the "closed door soup".

"Rejection" can be extended to other meanings. For example, if a person pursues a goal and is rejected, he may say that he was rejected. Or, if a plan or project is rejected or fails to come to fruition, it can also be said to be rejected.

In short, the idiom "closed door", with its unique cultural connotation and vivid image, has become a unique landscape in Chinese language and culture.

A sentence for being rejected

1. Xiaohong waited at the door for a long time, but her friend did not come out to see her, so she was rejected.

2. He wanted to see his boss full of hope, but his boss was not at home, so he was rejected.

3. If you continue to get to the bottom of things, you will be rejected.

4. The person I was dating regretted it and I was rejected.

5. After being rejected continuously, Li Ming finally understood that he had been rejected.

6. He went to find her excitedly, but was rejected several times in a row.

7. I went to look for him, but he was not there, so he was rejected.

8. Being rejected time and time again made him feel very helpless.

9. He went to find friends with great interest, but was rejected.

10. In order to meet this celebrity, he made a special trip, but was rejected.

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia - Closed Door