What does "hidden gold under the house" mean?

"Hidden gold under the house" refers to the talent hidden in a person's chest, reminding people not to pay attention to appearance but to inner talent.

"Hidden gold under the house", read [wū]? 【xià】？ [Chang]? [jīn]

Make sentences:

1, the mole is long at the back of the neck, which means that this person generally doesn't like to show off, and belongs to the kind of rich but not very ostentatious. Numerology is called hiding gold under the house.

2. Many people hide gold under the house, so we can't just read the instructions.

There is gold hidden under the house, which is always used to describe people.

People always say that there is gold hidden under my house, but it turns out that I am ugly.

I don't think appearance is important. Many people hide gold under their houses, and they can't just look at their appearance.