What Is a Back Office?
Backstage refers to all or any part of the stage behind the entrance of the stage; it refers specifically to the theater dressing room. It is also a metaphor for the person or group that manipulates and supports behind it. At the same time, it is a system that implements functions such as editing content and modifying websites.
- [hòu tái]
- Chinese name
- Backstage
- Foreign name
- ground
- Pinyin
- hòu taí
- Definition
- Influence
- Provenance
- Zen Master Guang Taoguang
- Synonyms
- Backstage refers to all or any part of the stage behind the entrance of the stage; it refers specifically to the theater dressing room. It is also a metaphor for the person or group that manipulates and supports behind it. At the same time, it is a system that implements functions such as editing content and modifying websites.
- Terms : Backstage
- Pinyin : hòu taí
- Meaning :
- 1. Influence around. Example: My back office is very hard.
- 2. Another room. For example: go to the background to checkout.
- 3. The most commonly used explanation: webpage words. The background is to add and update website content through a well-designed page program, which is displayed on the website page (that is, the foreground).
- (1) [backstage]: refers to the whole or any part of the stage behind the stage entrance; especially refers to the theater dressing room
- (2) [backstage supporter]: a person or group who metaphorically manipulates and supports in the background [1]
- 1. High back.
- Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Zheng Taoguang Zen Master": "See you at the front desk and the backstage, the upper world bells and the lower world smell."
- 2. The part of the theater behind the stage.
- Hong Shen's Eighth Song Girl Red Peony: "Many people are talking about it in the background."
- 3. Metaphor the person or group that manipulates and supports behind it.
- Xie Jue's "Ambition": "Ambitionists know that the people are their counterparts, so they need a backstage, otherwise they can't stand."