to get off to a good start; a successful beginning at the start of a year or a new project

Literally meaning "to open the door and see the mountain"; used to describe speaking or writing in a direct way that addresses the main topic from the very beginning.

The seven basic necessities of daily life, specifically firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea.

a door that is left halfway open

literally "to open the door and bow to a thief"; to invite disaster by associating with or giving a free hand to evildoers

To provide many different ways to solve a problem or achieve a goal; to open up more channels for progress or success

Firecrackers set off at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Day to welcome the new year

a pair of doors that open from the center; double doors

a door that is left slightly open; a door that is ajar