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Open the tool →附骥尾 (fù jì wěi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to gain fame or recognition by associating with someone prominent or successful; to ride on someone's coattails or bask in reflected glory”.
附骥尾 is pronounced fù jì wěi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 附骥尾 means “attach to the tail of a swift horse”. It is used to mean “to gain fame or recognition by associating with someone prominent or successful; to ride on someone's coattails or bask in reflected glory”.
附着在千里马的尾巴上。比喻仰仗别人而成名。常作谦词。