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Open the tool →衣紫腰金 (yī zǐ yāo jīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wear purple robes and golden ornaments, symbolizing the attire of a high official; to hold a high position or attain high official status”.
衣紫腰金 is pronounced yī zǐ yāo jīn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 衣紫腰金 means “Wearing purple robes and golden waist ornaments”. It is used to mean “to wear purple robes and golden ornaments, symbolizing the attire of a high official; to hold a high position or attain high official status”.
身穿紫袍,腰佩金银鱼袋。大官装束,亦指做大官。