According to Baidu Chinese, wearing gold and silver is a Chinese word. It means to wear expensive and gorgeous clothes, which means to wear very gorgeous clothes. Usually refers to people who wear high-grade jewelry, which is used to describe people's rich and luxurious lifestyle or dress up. This word can also be used to criticize the attitude towards life that excessively pursues superficial vanity and consumerism.

On some occasions, wearing gold and silver may also be regarded as an act of showing off or showing off wealth. According to "Fengling Singing Chinese Studies", we can know that this idiom comes from Yuan? Yang Jingxian's The Second Fold of Liu Xingtou: My waist is willow, begonia color, wearing gold and silver, leaning against red and leaning against green. Synonym: luxury food. Antonym: Chai Jing cloth skirt, cloth quilt and pottery, hungry and cold.