








争名于朝,争利于市 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to scramble for fame and profit”. To contend for fame in official circles and for gain in the marketplace. Literally, “Contend for fame at court, contend for profit in the market”.

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Open the tool →争名于朝,争利于市 (zhēng míng yú cháo , zhēng lì yú shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to scramble for fame and profit”.
争名于朝,争利于市 is pronounced zhēng míng yú cháo , zhēng lì yú shì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 争名于朝,争利于市 means “Contend for fame at court, contend for profit in the market”. It is used to mean “to scramble for fame and profit”.
朝:朝廷。市:市场。在朝廷上争夺名位,在集市上计较赢利得失。即争名夺利。