Idioms describing apologies

The specific idioms are as follows: regret at the beginning, regret too late, offer a humble apology, kowtow and apologize, and pour tea.

Regret it? [huǐ bù dāng chū]: regret: regret; At the beginning, at first. Regret not taking action at the beginning.

It's too late to regret [hòu huǐ mò jí]: Regret: regret afterwards. It's too late to regret afterwards.

Offer a humble apology [fù j ī ng q ǐ ng zuǐ]: negative: carrying; Jing: Vitex negundo. Confess behind thorns. Express an apology to others.

Kowtow and admit your mistake [kē? tóu? rèn? CuO]: I kowtow and apologize sincerely.

Apologize [péi lǐ dào qiàn]: The responsibility to apologize is mainly applicable to situations where personal rights or property rights are infringed.