1. People in the world need gold to make friends. Without too much gold, friendship will not be deep. Even if the promise is temporary, it will eventually be a long journey - from Zhang Wei's "Inscription on the Master of Chang'an Wall" in the Tang Dynasty

Translation: People in the world need gold to make friends, and friendship without money is mostly plastic friendship. Even if there is If you over-promise, you will end up as indifferent as a passerby.

2. If you are poor, you can take care of yourself; if you are prosperous, you can help the world. - From "Nine Books of the Yuan Dynasty" written by Bai Juyi in the Tang Dynasty.

Translation: When it is not useful, just focus on self-cultivation; when it is useful, it will benefit the world.

3. The bustling world is all for profit, and the bustling world is all for profit - from Chapter 129 "Biographies of Huo Shi" in "Historical Records" by Sima Qian, a famous historian and writer in the Western Han Dynasty. ".

Translation: People all over the world flock here for the sake of profit, and everyone goes their separate ways for the sake of profit. It refers to the fact that all living beings in the world are running for their own interests.

4. Everyone will give their life for you, everyone will sell their body for you - from the anonymous poem "Ti Qian" in the late Qing Dynasty.

Translation: Since ancient times, countless people have sold their lives for money, been ungrateful, ruined their reputations, lived a lifetime, lost their personality, and been ruined. There are endless phenomena.

5. Money can make ghosts, but how can it be more effective than humans? ——From "On the God of Money" written by Lu Bao, a writer in the Western Jin Dynasty.

Translation: As long as you are willing to spend money, someone will do anything for you.