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Open the tool →过江之鲫 (guò jiāng zhī jì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a great number of people or things appearing, especially those that are currently popular, fashionable, or abundant; a multitude of trending items/people”.
过江之鲫 is pronounced guò jiāng zhī jì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 过江之鲫 means “crucian carp crossing the river”. It is used to mean “refers to a great number of people or things appearing, especially those that are currently popular, fashionable, or abundant; a multitude of trending items/people”.
东晋王朝在江南建立后,北方士族纷纷来到江南,当时有人说“过江名士多于鲫”。比喻某种时兴的事物非常多。