he who has wealth speaks louder than others(cái dà qì cù)

he who has wealth speaks louder than others

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C á ID à Q à C à, which means that the first refers to rich property, extraordinary style; the second refers to relying on a lot of money and imposing. It's from Xiao He Cai Lu Jian Jiao.

The origin of Idioms

Liu Shaotang's "Xiao He Cai Lu Jian Jiao" V: "aunt Hua's income is very considerable. It's a big house with a lot of money and a lot of energy. "

Idiom usage

A rich man is a rich man. At that time, he went in and out. Chapter two of Zhang Zhou's walking hard in China they have countless belongings, and they don't take state property seriously.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: rich antonym: poor

Chinese PinYin : cái dà qì cù