The meaning of the prodigal son turning back and not being able to exchange for gold means that it is extremely valuable for people who do not follow the right path to correct their evil ways and return to the right path.

The prodigal son returns with a golden gift, which means that it is especially valuable for people who have done wrong things to change their ways. Nowadays, it is also compared to the famous sayings of some young men and women who have made mistakes in society, such as reforming their mistakes, changing their minds, and awakening. The allusion that the prodigal son will return home without exchange for gold comes from Zhang Henshui's "Eighty-One Dreams·Dream 32" in modern times: "If you have the right, the prodigal son will return without exchange for gold."

Grammar: The prodigal son's return gold is not replaced by the object or attributive; used to praise those who have corrected their mistakes. Example: Zhu Ziqing's "On Youth": "'The prodigal son never exchanges for gold', unlike middle-aged people who tend to make mistakes and sink to the bottom."

The prodigal son will never turn back for gold in a sentence

1. As the saying goes: A good horse will never turn back to eat grass; but as the saying goes: The prodigal son will never turn back for gold! Strengthen your beliefs and move forward bravely, and you will surely succeed one day.

2. People should live and learn; a prodigal will never change his fortune.

3. My mother said that when a prodigal returns home, he will not be able to exchange for gold. Who will give me gold? I change.

4. This world is only tolerant to men. "A prodigal son never returns with gold." As long as he comes back as a good man at any time, everything can start again.

5. Live until you are old and learn until you are old; a prodigal will never change his fortune.

6. As the saying goes: A good horse never turns back to eat grass; but as the saying goes: A prodigal son never turns back for gold! The understanding of life lies in the understanding of things, which is different from the perspective of standing. My friend, do you understand?

7. The prodigal son never changes his mind, so I took him to the sales department to buy textbooks, walked with him to the school gate, and watched his back disappear under the scorching sun.