high position and handsome salary

high position and handsome salary

Gao Wei Hou Lu, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ā ow è IH ò UL ù, which means that the official position is noble and the salary is rich. From the monument of Mr. xuanru Lou Shou.

The origin of Idioms

In Han Dynasty, Wu Mingshi's "Mr. xuanru's Lou shoubei", it is said that "the prefectures and counties are well-established, but they do not look back at the end. They are high in position and high in salary, and they are not moved."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: high official position and high salary

Idiom usage

Why do you have to be in a high position and have a good salary and serve others to support yourself. Su Shunqin, Song Dynasty