"To entertain the readers" is a Chinese idiom that means "to entertain the readers" or "to let the readers enjoy". This idiom comes from a passage in the Analects of Confucius: Political Affairs. The original text is: "Confucius said: Is it a pleasure to have friends coming from afar?" Isn't it a gentleman to not be angry when others don't know?" It meant that it was such a happy thing to have friends from afar visiting! People didn't know and didn't get angry. This was a true gentleman. In modern Chinese,"to entertain the readers" was often used to describe the author's attitude towards entertaining the appreciators or readers after the completion of the work. For example, one might say,"Thank you for your patience, readers. I hope you can gain some enlightenment and insight from this article." " Feast the readers " is an idiom used to express gratitude and happiness. It is used to entertain the readers and let them feel the sincerity and enthusiasm of the author.