见风使舵

Explanation: Started to see the wind turn the tiller. Metaphors momentum or watching someone else's cue. 　　Usage: -Linked; as predicate, object, attribute, adverbial; containing derogatory 　　Source: Qing Li Baojia "Bureaucrats": "Do not do the wind to sail, and then make sense." 　　Examples: They also ~, a mixed of everything. (Qing "The Complete Works of afterword duo") 　　Results: Wooden boat into the water; wave in the punt 　　Postscript: Wooden boat into the water; wave in the punt 　　Riddle: Weng old boat Thesaurus:  Play it by ear, when one dog barks at a shadow all the others join in; (fig) slavishly echo others, Feiyingfeixing, go adrift, pich up what others say, trim one's sails to the wind, Downwind The ship, take one's cue from changing conditions, Above the No, plagiarize Antonym Group:  be tarred with the same brush, friends, intolerance, Share bliss, Have difficulty with when, whole heartedly, a pack of rogues; a gang of scoundrels, a pack of rogues; a gang of scoundrels, To the last breath Come to their senses, to the last breath not to change, Wine and meat brethren, Fair-weather friends, Loser