insignificant fame
Snail horn nominal name is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is w ō Ji ǎ ox ū m í ng, and its meaning is a metaphor for a small but useless reputation. It comes from the Song Dynasty Su Shi's poem "man TING FANG snail horn nominal name".
The origin of Idioms
Song Sushi's poem "man Ting Fang" said: "it's very busy to have a false name and a meager profit."
Idiom usage
It refers to the empty name
[example]
All for that ~, small profit, ant array bee yamen, will be a robbery heart, then argue with others, straight wait for the Jieju son to die. Yuan · shizizhang's Zhuwu Tingqin
insignificant fame
with aching head and knitted brows - jí shǒu cù é
Do what is good and do what is good - dǎo rén lǚ yì