[dustyfoot hawker; Mobile businessman]

Detailed explanation of mobile businessmen who go out to operate (1). Zhang Shinan's Biography of Officials in Song Dynasty, Volume 8: "The body of an official is in the horizon; The body of a businessman, Zhounan North County. " Ai Qing's "Camel" poem: "They brought gold and silver from the Great Wall and foreign mechanical products from the south; Camels became their merchant ships. " (2) Mobile businessmen who go out to operate. The symmetry of "sitting in a business" Tang Hanyu's "Sacrifice to the Lady Xiang Jun": "Residents and businessmen don't come to sacrifice, so they dare to do it with their own money." Song Fan Chengda's poem "Nantang Guest House" said: "Look at Jia Hang Shang Dynasty, who can sing" Weicheng "calmly?" Gu on Money and Grain in Qing Dynasty: "Today, if you are in a place where merchants gather in Datong, although you can use silver, the people will not speak ill." Fan Wenlan, Cai Meibiao and other General History of China, Part III, Chapter 1, Section 2: "At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the royal family bought things needed by the court through merchants, which was called the court market." See "sitting in a business".

Word decomposition

Interpretation of lines: go: go. Walk. Travel. Whereabouts. He who travels a hundred miles is half ninety. Flowing clouds and flowing water Stay away from your trip. Use when going out: pack. All right. Luggage. Circulation and communication: marketing. All the rage. Engage in: engage in. Liquidity, temporary: Shang Hong. Camp. Interpreter: Two or more people plan, discuss and discuss together. Discuss it. Discuss it. Agreed. Discuss (consider) carefully. Discuss with each other. Consultation. Negotiation. Negotiation. Business: business. Shops. Business. Commodities. Trademark. In ancient times, it referred to Hong merchants (merchants were "Jia"), and later it generally referred to people doing business, too.