The eight-character idiom that describes a person’s success is to become famous and return home in glory.
Success is achieved
gōng chéng míng jiù
Explanation: merit. Just: reach. Achievements were achieved and fame was gained.
From "Mozi·Cultivation of the Self": "Succeeding in success and fame, reputation must not be false."
Structural conjunction
Used as predicate, object, attributive; Refers to gaining both merit and fame
Synonym: success and fame
Antonym: disgrace
Example: You said being an official~, I said being a monk means longevity.
(The second fold of "Chen Jiqing accidentally boarded the bamboo boat" by Fan Zian of the Yuan Dynasty)