“腰缠万贯”这一成语出自南朝梁殷云《小说》:“有客相从,各言所志,或愿为扬州刺史,或愿多赀财,或愿骑鹤上升。其一人曰:‘腰缠十万贯,骑鹤上扬州。’欲兼三者。”后因以“腰缠万贯”或“腰缠”形容身上带着很多钱,或泛指甚为富有。在古代,铜钱用绳穿,千钱为一贯,万贯甚重,腰 The idioms from the Southern Dynasties Liang Yin Yun “novels”: “there is a guest from the past, each aspirations, or willing to governor of Yangzhou, or more money, or willing to ride a crane rise.One person said: ’waist wrapped ten Wanliang, riding a crane on Yangzhou. ’For both.’ After the ”lingering“ or ”waist wrapped around" with a lot of money to describe, or refers to very rich. In ancient times, coins were worn with rope, and thousand dollars were consistent, very heavy, waist