Priceless treasure is more valuable. Because "priceless" can be literally seen, it has practical value and can be converted by equivalent value, while "priceless treasure" can't measure its value at all, and even contains a series of hidden values such as cultural inheritance.

Idioms and allusions of priceless treasures:

During the Warring States Period, a farmer of Wei State was weeding in the field. When he was hoeing in the middle of the field, his hoe seemed to be touched by something very hard. The farmer raised his hoe and saw a big gap in it. He felt very strange, so he changed a new hoe, shoveled the weeds around him and began to dig. Finally, he dug up a piece of jade more than a foot long.

He took it in his hand and read it again and again, but he couldn't recognize it. Knowing that the neighbor is usually well informed, he may know what it is, so he takes the jade to his neighbor's house.

The neighbor told the farmer, "This stone is very unlucky. I think it will definitely cause trouble at home. I can't tell what its name is. " You might as well put it back and go home and live a quiet life! The farmer believed his neighbor's words very much, so he put the jade back.

As soon as the farmer left, the neighbors followed him quietly. After the farmer left, they secretly moved the jade back home. In the dead of night, jade shines, making the house very bright.

The neighbor's wife was frightened by the jade's light and said to her husband, "I'm afraid this kind of treasure will lead to death!" " Not to mention the thief will always want to steal. If the robbers find out, they won't kill our family to get this treasure! "

As soon as the neighbor heard his wife's words make sense, he said to her, "Well, let's sell this baby and exchange it for more money to make our life better." Do you think so? " "

The wife said, "Go and give this jade to the monarch. The monarch will be happy to see you present a treasure. He will definitely reward you, so that you will have money! " "Neighbors feel very reasonable, so they took the jade and rushed to the palace directly.

When Wang Wei heard that someone had come to present a treasure, he was immediately taken into the palace. Wang Wei immediately ordered someone to find a jade worker for appraisal. After careful appraisal, the jade worker said to Wang Wei, "Your Majesty, the value of this jade is immeasurable, and you can only take a look at it at the price of five cities."

Wang Wei was so happy to get such a gem that he immediately ordered someone to give it to the giver heavily. His neighbor got a lot of gold, silver and jewels, and his wife asked him to give half to the farmer, and the farmer lived a good life from then on.