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Open the tool →瞻云就日 (zhān yún jiù rì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “originally referring to the benevolent influence of a wise ruler extending to the common people, it is now mostly used to metaphorically describe aspiring to be close to a person of high status or authority, often to gain their favor, guidance, or benefit from their presence”.
瞻云就日 is pronounced zhān yún jiù rì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 瞻云就日 means “Gaze at the clouds and approach the sun”. It is used to mean “originally referring to the benevolent influence of a wise ruler extending to the common people, it is now mostly used to metaphorically describe aspiring to be close to a person of high status or authority, often to gain their favor, guidance, or benefit from their presence”.
原指贤明的君主恩泽施及尤民。后多比喻得近天子。