一哄而上

一鬨而上
yīhōng'érshàng
idiom

Meanings

  1. 1 to rush forward all at once with no plan
  2. 2 to jump on the bandwagon
  3. 3 to pile in en masse

Examples

HSK 2
Zuòshì bùnéng yīhōng'érshàng, yào yǒu jìhuà.
You can't just rush in blindly - you need a plan.
HSK 4
Shìchǎng yī rè, gè jiā qǐyè yīhōng'érshàng.
As soon as the market heated up, every company jumped in at once.
HSK 5
Kàndào yǒulìkětú, dàjiā yīhōng'érshàng.
As soon as they saw there was money to be made, everyone piled in at once.

Tips

usage
Almost always critical - implies herd behavior without planning or organization. Typical pairing: 盲目 + 一哄而上. A common warning in business and policy writing.
mistakes
Do not confuse with 一哄而散 ('to scatter all at once'). = surge forward together; = scatter at once. Same 一哄, opposite direction.

Stroke Order

hǒng
ér
shàng