古人特别是清高名士说到“钱”时,常常用代称,以示“君子不言利”。《晋书·王衍传》记载:“衍口未尝言钱,郭欲试之,令婢以钱绕床,使不得行。衍晨起,见钱,谓婢曰:‘举却阿睹物!’”“阿睹”,系六朝口语,意为“这个”。后来,“阿睹”、“阿睹物”便成为钱的别称。钱,还被称为“ When the ancients, especially the Chonggao celebrities, spoke of “money,” they often used a substitute name to show that “the gentleman did not speak for profit”. “Jin Shu Wang Yan Chuan” records: “Yankou did not try to make money, Guo Yu tried it, so that the money around the bed, so that no line. Yan morning, see the money, said: ”Anything but ah!“ ”Auntie“ is spoken by the Six Dynasties and means ”this.“ Later, ”aunts“ and ”aunts“ became the other names for money. Money is also called ”