







骑鹤上维扬 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wish for multiple great achievements (like becoming an official, getting rich, and attaining immortality) all at once; to be overly ambitious, greedy, or indulge in unrealistic fantasies”. Literally, “Riding a crane to Wei Yang”.

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Open the tool →骑鹤上维扬 (qí hè shàng wéi yáng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wish for multiple great achievements (like becoming an official, getting rich, and attaining immortality) all at once; to be overly ambitious, greedy, or indulge in unrealistic fantasies”.
骑鹤上维扬 is pronounced qí hè shàng wéi yáng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 骑鹤上维扬 means “Riding a crane to Wei Yang”. It is used to mean “to wish for multiple great achievements (like becoming an official, getting rich, and attaining immortality) all at once; to be overly ambitious, greedy, or indulge in unrealistic fantasies”.
比喻欲集做官、发财、成仙于一身,或形容贪婪、妄想。同“骑鹤上扬州”。