1, pronunciation: yí nuò qiān jīn

2. explanation: it means that a promise has a value of one thousand dollars; Metaphor means keeping your word and keeping your credit.

3. Source: Sima Qian's Historical Records Biography of Luan Bu in the Western Han Dynasty in Ji Bu: "It is better to get a promise than to get a thousand dollars."

It is better to get Lu Bu's promise than to get 1200 gold.

Second, spend a lot of money:

1, pronounced y and zhqi ā n j and n.

2, interpretation: refers to the indifference to money, a flower is a large sum.

3. Source: Wu Xiangzhi's Youth Travel in the Tang Dynasty: "Dare to spend a lot of money, there is no high wall at home."

I don't care about spending money. There are so many flowers that the poor in the family don't know.

Third, a smile is a daughter:

1, pronounced as y and xi à o qi ā n j and n.

2, interpretation: refers to a beautiful smile, worth thousands of dollars. It's hard to describe a beautiful smile.

3. Source: Cui Jian's "Seven Leaning to Heaven" in the Han Dynasty: "Looking back at a million, laughing at a thousand."

4. The return of a beautiful woman is worth millions, and the smile of a beautiful woman is worth thousands of dollars.

Fourth, the moment of money:

1, pronounced y and kè qi ā n j and n.

2. Interpretation: refers to an instant of time, worth $1,000. Describe that time is very precious.

3. Source: Su Shi's poem "Spring Night" in the Song Dynasty: "Spring night is worth a thousand dollars, flowers are fragrant and the moon is cloudy. The typhoon in Songtonglou is thin and the night is heavy. "

Spring night, even for a short time, is very precious. The flowers exude a faint fragrance, and the moonlight casts a dim shadow under the flowers. Deep in the balcony, rich people are still singing and dancing, and gentle songs and wind music are scattered in the intoxicating night from time to time. The night is already deep, and the yard with swings is quiet.

Five, a pot of gold:

1, pronounced as y and hú qi ā n j and n.

2. Interpretation: Although the metaphor is slight, it is very precious to use.

3, the source: "Stop Management": "Lost in the river, a pot of gold, things are impermanent, and times will turn naturally."

When you cross the river and capsize in the middle of the river, a (cheap) gourd (because it can save lives) is worth thousands of dollars. There is no certain standard between expensive and cheap, just timing.