The pinyin and meaning of recruitment

Explanation of invitation

[invite or engage sb.in a polite, respectful way; courteously invite]

Detailed explanation of invitation in a respectful way (1 ).Recruit with courtesy. "Southern History·Hermitage·Tao Hongjing": "The emperor recruited him by decree, with a deerskin scarf, and later he was offered more gifts, but he did not go out." (2). Prepare for betrothal gifts. "Northern History: The Biography of Wei Wei": "The first marriage is auspicious, and we worship the courtesy, so a gentleman attaches great importance to the foundation of human relations." "The Surprise at the First Carving" Volume 10: "Today, Han Ziwen, a Confucian scholar from Tiantai County, Taizhou Prefecture, is married to the courtesy. It is true that "Make two wishes."

Word analysis

Explanation of etiquette Li (ritual) ǐ Etiquette formed due to moral concepts and customs in social life: wedding. Funeral (乶) ceremony. ceremony. Code of conduct that is in line with the overall interests of the ruler: ethics (刼). Rule by etiquette. Self-denial and restoration of propriety. Attitudes and actions showing respect: courtesy. courtesy. Praise. The explanation of "return to the courtesy": "to visit": "to ask" (in ancient times, it refers to visiting friendly countries on behalf of one's country). General employment. Employ envoys to come and go. Asking someone to take on a position: letter of appointment. Hire. hire. recruitment. Engagement or marriage of a woman: betrothal gift (betrothal gift). Bride price. Hire a girl. Radical: ear.