obtain a position thanks to one's wife's connections
The Chinese idiom, f ū R é NQ ú nd à I in pinyin, means that the husband gets an official position or other benefits because of his wife's relationship. From Qingbo magazine.
[source]: the third volume of Qingbo magazine published by Zhou Wei of Song Dynasty: "Cai Baiyou's prime minister, Zhang Le's family banquet. The actor threatened to say, "you Cheng's great worship today is all a man's skirt."
He became director of the Bureau by virtue of his husband's nepotism.
[pinyin code]: frqd
Nepotism: nepotism
Usage: used as object and attribute; refers to kinship
Chinese PinYin : fū rén qún dài
obtain a position thanks to one's wife's connections
A donkey's lips are not the same as a horse's. lǘ chún bù duì mǎ zuǐ
visit relatives and friends. chuàn qīn fǎng yǒu