What do you mean by "golden mouth and jade words"?

A golden word is what the emperor said, and now it means what cannot be changed.

Jade words with a golden mouth, an idiom in China, are spelled J and jīn kǒu yù yán á n, and the old customs refer to what the emperor said. Now refers to saying something that cannot be changed (used in irony). From "Arriving at Doubt": "Today is a golden mouth and a jade sound, indifferent and silent. Let my son live in a poor lane and stay here. "

Word segmentation explanation:

1, gold, commonly known as gold. Metal element, symbol Au, atomic number 79. It is reddish yellow, shiny, soft, with the strongest ductility, stable chemical properties, and easy to conduct heat and electricity. Commonly used as alloys, coins, decorations, etc. Known as gold. ?

2. Mouth Oracle Bone Inscriptions: Like an upward mouth shape, the upper part means "out", so it is often used to refer to pronunciation. It can also be seen as a quadrangle, Japanese katakana RO. The organs that people and animals eat and drink are sometimes part of the vocal organs, and the container communicates with the outside world.

3. Jade, a common China word? , pronounced in, first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions? Its original meaning is a rare gem strung together with silk rope, and later it is extended to something with crystal clear color to describe beauty and whiteness.

4. Yan is a first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. It is generally believed that its original meaning is to speak, point to say, or say or write a word or sentence. These meanings also exist in the sememe of words such as "speech, speech".

Make a sentence with a golden mouth and jade words:

1, what he said is not good advice. Why should I listen to him?

2. The swallow said to the emperor, "Your words are good words, so we are innocent!"

3. Principal, you are a golden mouth, and one sentence is worth 10,000 words!

What is money compared with a pure conscience? A golden mouth and a jade word.

The question is, can "golden jade and good words" be "spoken and taught by heart"?