看似坐拥万物实则空无一物看似海纳百川实则无一可入
[kàn sì zuò yōng wàn wù shí zé kōng wú yī wù kàn sì hăi nà băi chuān shí zé wú yī kĕ rù]
The statement implies a deeper philosophy on material possessions. Translating to: 'Appearing to possess everything but actually owns nothing. Appears to welcome everything like sea but in fact admits none.' Essentially means the individual feels hollow inside and despite taking everything in, none of it holds significance to them.