"Mixed gold and rough jade" is a common idiom in China, which means unprocessed and unpolluted gold, silver and jade. Used to describe primitive and pure things, is a kind of precious and precious wealth. This idiom is sometimes used to describe the potential value of a person's quality or ability.

The significance of mixing gold and jade in China culture

In China culture, "mixing gold and jade" has important symbolic significance. Gold, silver and jade are traditional jewelry materials in ancient China. They not only represent material wealth, but also symbolize moral and spiritual wealth. Diamonds and jadeites are regarded as the most valuable wealth, and their own importance is more important than anything artificially processed or changed. In cultural inheritance, it is often used to describe those ancient and beautiful works of art or cultural relics, such as bronzes and jade articles.

In modern society, mixing gold and jade still has important enlightenment significance. It reminds us to keep our inner sincerity and purity, pay attention to self-cultivation and cultivate our inner value. In the abnormal culture where business and money are paramount, we need to learn to cherish the pure and true things and raise our demands on ourselves to a higher level. If we can maintain the beauty and self-worth of nature like uncut diamonds, we can have a richer and better life.