[Idiom]: Bullet crown Xiangqing [pinyin]: tánguānxiāngqìng [Explanation]: Bullet crown: Dust off the hat and prepare to be an official.

It means that when one person in the officialdom becomes an official or is promoted, the accomplices congratulate each other that there will be an official to do. [Idiom story]: In the Western Han Dynasty, there were two people named Wang Ji and Gong Yu, who were fellow villagers and very good friends.

Wang Ji was appointed as a physician during the reign of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty and was later deposed. Gong Yu served as an official for several years and was also dismissed.

After Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne, Wang Ji came out again to become a big official. When Gong Yu heard the news, he thought that he would have a chance to climb up again, so he dusted off his hat and prepared to go out to be an official.

At that time, some people sarcastically said: "Wang Ji is on the throne, and Gong Gong is crowned." ”

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