"All that glitters is not gold", one of Shakespeare famous quote but, what does it mean? what is the message is he trying to get across? (question)
1595 when Shakespeare used the phrase "All that glitters is not gold" in his famous play "The Merchant of Venice". What this phrase is trying to tell us is sometimes everything we see might look good on the surface but when we take a deeper look and examine it closely, it might not turn out the way we thought it' would be. I personally think that everyone is experiencing this or have already experienced it or will experience it.
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