钞票如此多娇引无数尽折腰
[chāo piào rú cĭ duō jiāo yĭn wú shù jĭn zhé yāo]
A parody of a classic Chinese poem, meaning 'Money is so charming that it makes countless people bow down.' It satirically comments on materialism and societal worship of wealth, highlighting how money can change people’s behavior or priorities.