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Open the tool →金瓶素绠 (jīn píng sù gěng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the essential implements for drawing water from a well, specifically a bucket (golden vase) and a plain rope; metaphorically, it represents simple, unadorned yet effective tools or a humble and pure approach to a task”.
金瓶素绠 is pronounced jīn píng sù gěng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 金瓶素绠 means “Golden vase and plain rope”. It is used to mean “the essential implements for drawing water from a well, specifically a bucket (golden vase) and a plain rope; metaphorically, it represents simple, unadorned yet effective tools or a humble and pure approach to a task”.
金瓶:汲水器皿;素:白色;绠:井绳。指井上汲水的器具