to arrive or be present; used as a formal or respectful way to describe the visit of a notable person or guest; more formal than [[光临|光臨|guang1 lin2]]

(formal) to take up a post or attend to one's duties in an official administrative capacity

(formal) to honor someone with one's presence and offer advice or guidance; usually used as an honorific when welcoming a notable person or guest

an official; a person holding a post; a local functionary

(formal) to be present at a meeting; to attend a conference. This is a respectful term for someone's presence at an event.

(literary) to arrive; to be present; to come to a place

attend a summit or meeting for concluding treaties between countries; (literary) to keep a rendezvous or meet friends at a scheduled time

sound of flowing water

Literally "the high carriage has arrived"; a polite expression or set phrase used to welcome honored guests, specifically used in congratulatory messages for the opening of hotels, restaurants, or travel-related businesses