In any case, there will always be beautiful things in the world, just like a piece of gold or two, as precious as a wisp of wind or two, as refreshing.

One or two gold and one or two tulle is an idiom, which comes from the Book of Changes. The original text is "one or two gold, one or two winds." . This sentence is used to comfort people who are in trouble or disappointed and encourage them not to give up hope. I believe there is always a sunny side to life.

Later, some scholars changed "one or two winds" to "one or two yarns", probably because yarn can better express the lightness and transparency of the wind and the femininity and gracefulness of women. One tael of gold and one tael of yarn have also become a metaphor to describe the beauty and temperament of women, or to praise this precious fabric, Xiangyun yarn.