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Open the tool →千金弊帚 (qiān jīn bì zhǒu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to value a humble or worn-out item as if it were extremely precious”.
千金弊帚 is pronounced qiān jīn bì zhǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 千金弊帚 means “a worn-out broom worth a thousand pieces of gold”. It is used to mean “to value a humble or worn-out item as if it were extremely precious”.
比喻东西虽然微贱,却十分珍惜重视。