没钻石的王老五

[méi zuàn shí de wáng lăo wŭ]

Literally 'Diamond-less Bachelor King', it humorously describes a wealthy bachelor without material signs of prosperity (like diamonds). This might indicate playfulness and sarcasm regarding societal perceptions of success and value, especially among eligible bachelors.

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钻石王老五 [zuàn shí wáng lăo wŭ]
In China theres a saying that a wealthy successful man without a girlfriend is called Golden Bachelor ...
拥有钻石不一定是女王 [yōng yŏu zuàn shí bù yī dìng shì nǚ wáng]
This translates to having diamonds does not make you a queen expressing that material wealth does ...