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Open the tool →无胫而至 (wú jìng ér zhì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Talented individuals arrive without being sought or invited, especially to those who appreciate their skills; also, things or news spread and reach places without physical means, implying spontaneous arrival”.
无胫而至 is pronounced wú jìng ér zhì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 无胫而至 means “Arrives without legs”. It is used to mean “Talented individuals arrive without being sought or invited, especially to those who appreciate their skills; also, things or news spread and reach places without physical means, implying spontaneous arrival”.
犹无胫而行。常以喻良才不招而自至爱贤者之门。