curry favour with those in power
Yifumu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ī Ku à NGF ù m ù, which means to refer to doing evil with the help of others. It's also like being unable to stand on your own and rely on others. It comes from Wu Temple written by Wang Zhou of Five Dynasties.
The idiom comes from the poem "Wu Temple": "the day depends on the power and fortune, the year old is the spirit, according to the grass and attached wood, falsely and falsely
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