To be attached by fate(yín yuán pān fǔ)

To be attached by fate

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y í NYU á NP ā NF ù, which means to get close to the powerful and seek promotion. From the biography of Yin Zhizhuan in the history of Ming Dynasty.

interpretation

Climbing: climbing up. It's a metaphor to draw up relations and curry favor with the powerful in order to get in.

usage

It is used as predicate and attributive.

source

According to the biography of Yin Zhi in the history of the Ming Dynasty, "Song Cong and Xu binyanzhi (Yin Zhi), the imperial censor of geishizhong, have taken the central aim since they first served as the minister and even joined the cabinet."

Chinese PinYin : yín yuán pān fǔ