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Open the tool →鸡鹜相争 (jī wù xiāng zhēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes petty or mediocre individuals contending fiercely for trivial personal gains, often implying a lack of higher purpose or significant achievements”.
鸡鹜相争 is pronounced jī wù xiāng zhēng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鸡鹜相争 means “Chickens and ducks fighting each other”. It is used to mean “describes petty or mediocre individuals contending fiercely for trivial personal gains, often implying a lack of higher purpose or significant achievements”.
鸡鹜:比喻平庸的人。旧指小人互争名利。