fawn upon the rich and powerful persons

fawn upon the rich and powerful persons

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ū Qu á NF ù sh ì, which means flattering and attaching to powerful people. It comes from the notes of Xiao in Minggong's handwriting.

Notes on Idioms

Trend: running; power: power.

The origin of Idioms

Song Ligou's "Minggong handwritten calligraphy · Xiaozhu" says, "I am a writer, but I am determined to be a sage. I am determined to write down my own way. Therefore, it is not the same generation that I am today to write this book. I am lucky to know each other when I hear that I have a great name. I think it is right and wrong."

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: tend to be aggressive, tend to be aggressive

Idiom usage

It refers to snobbery. example I just want to be in power, where people are in charge of killing and flattering. Yang Fu's Longgao Ji luozhi in Ming Dynasty