金屋藏嬌

The phrase 'Jingu Cang Jiao' comes from an ancient Chinese legend, where 'Jinwu Cang Jiao' literally means 'hiding beauty in a golden house.' This saying originated from Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty who once promised to his beautiful cousin, the Princess Pingyang, that he would build her a magnificent palace made of gold if she were to be married. This name suggests someone cherishing their beloved deeply or indicates a place hidden away with something precious, evoking images of love, secrecy, and luxury. As a nickname, it might also suggest someone fond of living in grandeur or appreciating the finer things in life.