Pronunciation chóng yáng mèi wài Usage: combined form; used as predicate and attributive; has a derogatory meaning, describing people who have no national self-esteem. Structure Joint. "Advocating foreigners and favoring foreigners" in regular script
The synonyms of "worshiping foreigners and favoring foreigners" and the antonyms of "subdued, traitorous and seeking glory" and the antonyms of "outright and high-spirited" come from Mao Dun's "Learning from Lu Xun": "At that time, the Qing Dynasty and the Westernizationists in power worshiped foreigners and favored foreigners and betrayed national sovereignty." Translation have a servile attitude to foreign things [1]
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Explanation Chong: worship, esteem; Mei: flattery. Worship all foreign things and flatter foreigners. The sound is charming; it cannot be pronounced as "méi". The shape is external; it cannot be written as "place". [1]