First, a detailed interpretation:

1, cloth (ancient currency name, Wang Mangzhu. Also refers to currency); Cargo shell (money made of shells in ancient times); Commodity law (currency circulation law); Ring of fire (the currency name of Wang Mang). Also refers to the general term for money). Commodity, something that has economic use or can meet a certain economic demand. Department store; Home delivery; Superior products; Authentic; All the goods are qualified; Delivery; Arrive; Unloading; Loading; Packaging of goods (packaging of goods). A disparaging term for a person (mostly swearing or joking).

2, fool, treasure, goods (goods, things. Used as a disparaging term for people. Sales of goods (sales); Commodity divination (selling divination, divination); Commodities (selling dustpans); Commodity and (sales, effect); Commodity production (property sales). Bribery of goods (bribing officials with property); Asking for goods (that is, accepting bribes); Payment for goods (bribery); Legacy (bribery); Buy.

Second, related idioms:

1, genuine: the goods are not counterfeit and the price is real. Describe truth, truth.

2. Strange goods can live: it refers to hoarding rare goods and waiting for high prices to sell. It is also a metaphor for taking something special or exclusive as capital and waiting for opportunities to gain fame and fortune.

3. Fruits from South China: South China refers to foods produced in Fujian and Guangdong; Picking refers to the fruit provided. Food produced in the south and offerings to the world. Borrow grain.

3. Composition: delivery, department stores, stalls, commodities, currency, futures, spot, trucks, eating goods, dry goods, delivery, freight, supply, return, fake goods, currency, supply, delivery, purchase, inventory, payment, shelves, commodities, receipt, orders, groceries, sales, parallel imports, goods, etc.