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Open the tool →玉叶金柯 (yù yè jīn kē) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to people of noble or aristocratic lineage”.
玉叶金柯 is pronounced yù yè jīn kē in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 玉叶金柯 means “Jade leaves and golden branches”. It is used to mean “refers to people of noble or aristocratic lineage”.
柯:树枝。玉的叶子,金的枝干。比喻皇亲国戚以及出身高贵的人