The meaning of "celebrating each other by playing with one's crown" means that when one person in the officialdom becomes an official or is promoted, his colleagues will congratulate each other on the prospect of becoming an official.

1. Explanation of the word: tán guān xiāng qìng, a Chinese idiom, which means that when one person in the officialdom becomes an official or is promoted, his colleagues will congratulate each other that they will have an official position, and it is later used to describe The bad guys are proud. From "Book of Han? Biography of Wang Ji": "Ji and Gong Yu were friends, and the world said that when Wang Yang was in power, Gong Yu was crowned."

2. Source:

(1) "Book of Han·Biography of Wang Ji": "Ji and Gong Yu were friends, and the world said that 'Wang Yang was in power, and Gong Yu played the crown.'" "Guan Zhong Lun" by Su Xun of the Song Dynasty: "If there is no Zhong in one day, then the three sons can be We celebrate each other by playing the crown.”

(2) The Biography of Wang Ji in the Book of Han by Ban Gu of the Eastern Han Dynasty: “Ji and Gong Yu were friends, and when Wang Yang was in power, Gonggong played the crown and talked about him. It's a matter of choice."

(3) Song Su Xun's "Guan Zhong Lun": "If there is no Zhong, the three sons can celebrate each other."

(4) Qing Dynasty. Zhao Yi's "Oubei Poetry·Wumeicun Poems": "Those who thrive in the dynasty by looking at their husband's body and celebrating each other with their hats are definitely different."

3. Examples:

(1) He He used unfair means to get to the top position in the company, and his accomplices celebrated him.

(2) He seized power through conspiracy and was celebrating with his accomplices when a knife suddenly stabbed into his heart.

(3) When this kind of thing is killed, people with human faces and animal hearts will gather together and celebrate.