Buddha is gold, man is clothes

Buddha is gold, man is clothes

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It means that Buddha is decorated with gold and man is decorated with clothes. It's a metaphor for a person's inner inadequacy, which depends on his appearance.

The pronunciation f ó sh ì J ī nzhu ā ng, R é NSH ì y ī Zhu ā ng means that the Buddha is decorated with gold and the human is dressed with clothes. It's a metaphor for a person's inner inadequacy, which depends on his appearance. Shen Zijin's the legend of Wanghu Pavilion, the tenth of Ming Dynasty: "nevertheless, Buddha is gold, and man is clothing. It is very important to help him." It is said that a house must be whitewashed to attract customers. (Chen Ruoxi's Qiutian wenshe)