Idioms about money and children

Idioms related to money are famous for their conciseness, including four-character idioms and eight-character idioms.

Make money every day, be smart, be rich, build mountains and cook seas, drink horses and throw money, be stingy, haggle over every ounce, spend money like running water, be unkind to the rich, bully the city, have no money, be spotless, make ends meet, love money like life, rob the rich and help the poor, all kinds of strange things.

Accumulate gold and jade, there are two thousand gold.

Make money and make money, and the family is rich.

Small money doesn't go, big money doesn't come.

Gold is tried with fire, and people try with money.

Be good at dancing with long sleeves.

seek/be after fame and wealth

Every ounce of sand makes a pound of wool.

There are poor and sad, and there are rich and sad.

Wealth is hatred for the government, and greed is the bane.

Chickens are greedy, and people are greedy for trouble.

A pile of gold is higher than Beidou, and a pile of jade is better than Nanshan.

Water is too clear without fish, and people are too clear without friends.