这种花钱正面是“田蚕万倍”四个字，分别刻在方孔的四边；“田”指田地种庄，收获粮食，泛指吃。“蚕”指养蚕种桑，缫丝制衣，泛指穿。“万”，作“十千”说，泛指多，也与蚕宝宝从蚁蚕长到最大时体重膨胀万倍相呼应，同时“万倍”也取诗“春种一粒粟，秋收万颗子”，可以看出“田蚕万倍”寄托着人们对美好生活的向往。  蚕与田是古人生存必不可少的物资，田蚕万倍花钱的诞生恰恰代表着人们对未来的美好期望，代表着人们对幸福生活的无限向往。 英文翻译： The front face of this kind of money is the words "ten thousand times of field silkworms", which are engraved on the four sides of the square hole respectively; "field" refers to farming in the fields, harvesting food, and broadly referring to eating. "Silkworm" refers to the breeding of silkworm mulberry, reeling to clothing, and broadly refers to wearing. "Wan" as "Ten Thousand" means a lot of meanings, and it also echoes the weight expansion of silkworm babies from ant silkworm to the maximum when it grows to the maximum. At the same time, "Wan times" also takes the poem "a kind of millet in spring and ten thousand in autumn Son ", it can be seen that" ten thousand times silkworms "pin people's yearning for a better life.   Silkworms and fields are indispensable for the survival of the ancients. The birth of 10,000 times spent silkworms represents the people's beautiful expectations for the future and the people's infinite yearning for a happy life.