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Open the tool →附骥名彰 (fù jì míng zhāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to gain renown or recognition by associating with or relying on someone famous or influential; to bask in reflected glory”.
附骥名彰 is pronounced fù jì míng zhāng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 附骥名彰 means “Attach to a swift horse to make one's name prominent”. It is used to mean “to gain renown or recognition by associating with or relying on someone famous or influential; to bask in reflected glory”.
附:依附;骥:千里马;彰:显著。依附有名望者,使自己显名于世。