Fishing for fame(diào yù gū míng)
Fishing for fame
Diao Ming Gu Yu is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is di à om í ng à y à, which means to seek fame by some improper means. From Guanzi · FA.
The origin of Idioms
"Guanzi · FA Fa" says: "there is no virtuous person who can catch fame." In the preface to Yimin biography of the later Han Dynasty, it is said that "although there is a kind of person who sells his name."
Analysis of Idioms
Fishing for fame
Idiom usage
There is a kind of person who is good at fishing for fame and fame without doing practical work.
Chinese PinYin : diào yù gū míng
Fishing for fame
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