







怀金垂紫 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe someone as a high-ranking official or person of distinction, often referring to the symbols of official rank (a gold seal and purple ribbon) in ancient China”. Literally, “Embracing gold and hanging purple”.

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Open the tool →怀金垂紫 (huái jīn chuí zǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe someone as a high-ranking official or person of distinction, often referring to the symbols of official rank (a gold seal and purple ribbon) in ancient China”.
怀金垂紫 is pronounced huái jīn chuí zǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 怀金垂紫 means “Embracing gold and hanging purple”. It is used to mean “to describe someone as a high-ranking official or person of distinction, often referring to the symbols of official rank (a gold seal and purple ribbon) in ancient China”.
形容显贵。金,金印;紫,系印的紫色丝带。