腰缠万贯

Explanation: Means to carry around his waist property; consistent with a rope to wear the old money, the text is always per thousand. Metaphor money very much. 　　Usage: Verb-object type; as attribute, object; metaphor very much money 　　Source: Southern Liang Yin Yun "novel" with a guest from each word of the blog, or the former provincial governor of Yangzhou, or the original more cheap money, or the original riding a crane up. One person said 'consistent around his waist one hundred thousand, riding a crane on the Yangzhou. 'For part three. " Thesaurus:  Fukediguo, Rich Houle princely, abound land, very wealthy; be a millionaire, Home riches immense amount (of money, wealth, etc.) Antonym Group:  hold the bag, be dead broke, Xiaoshang chapman, shoestring, The small profit micro-, close an- surplus(es)