[骑鹤上扬州] is later used as a metaphor to describe the desire to be an official, to get rich, and to become an immortal in one body, or to describe greed and delusion.

[骑鹤上维扬] is a metaphor for the desire to become an official, wealthy, or immortal in one person, or to describe greed and delusion.

[Riding a crane to Yangzhou] is the same as "Riding a crane to Yangzhou".

[Riding on a crane in Yangzhou] is a metaphor for wanting to become an official, rich, or immortal all in one, or describing greed and delusion. It is the same as "riding a crane to Yangzhou".

[Riding on Yangzhou Crane] is a metaphor for wanting to become an official, rich, or immortal all in one, or describing greed and delusion. It is the same as "Riding on Yangzhou Crane".

[Riding on Yangzhou Crane] is a metaphor for wanting to become an official, rich, or immortal all in one, or describing greed and delusion. The same as "riding a crane to Yangzhou".

[骑鹤维扬] is a metaphor for the desire to become an official, rich, or immortal, or to describe greed and delusion. It is the same as "Riding a Crane to Yangzhou".

[Riding a crane to Yangzhou] is a metaphor for wanting to become an official, rich, or immortal all in one, or describing greed and delusion. It is the same as "Riding a crane to Yangzhou".

[Riding a crane to Yangzhou] is a metaphor for wanting to become an official, rich, or immortal all in one, or describing greed and delusion. The same as "riding a crane to Yangzhou".

[功名富贵] means to be promoted to an official position and become rich.

[The way to make money] The way to get rich.

[财运亨通] 亨：通达，顺利。 The luck of getting rich is good and making money is smooth.

[为富不仁] 为：做，引伸为谋求。 In order to get rich, the exploiter is ruthless and has no mercy.

[為仁不富] To be benevolent is not to be rich. See "for rich and unkind".