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Open the tool →木猴而冠 (mù hóu ér guān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a person who assumes a dignified appearance but lacks actual ability or substance, often used to mock those who gain influence or position through pretense or superficial means”.
木猴而冠 is pronounced mù hóu ér guān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 木猴而冠 means “a monkey wearing a cap”. It is used to mean “to describe a person who assumes a dignified appearance but lacks actual ability or substance, often used to mock those who gain influence or position through pretense or superficial means”.
猴子穿衣戴帽装扮成人样。比喻虚有其表而无真本领。用来讽刺投靠权势窃据权位的人