(Chinese words)

Turning stone into gold is the same as "turning iron into gold". Fairy stories say that immortals use their little fingers to turn stone into gold, which is a metaphor for going bad. From Song Hu Zai's Meng Haoran, After Tunxi Fishing: "Poetry is a word, and it is natural, like a panacea." Journey to the West for the fourth time: "My master calls the shots and can only flip his hands;" It means that water is oil, and turning stone into gold is as easy as turning around. " Guo Moruo's On the Collection of Folk Songs: "We experienced people all know that poetry can literally turn stone into gold! Change a word and the poem will live. "