The meaning of merchant ship is a general term for Chinese and foreign merchant ships in the old days.

On the Biography of Man Southeast in the Southern Qi Dynasty: "The merchant ship was far away, and it was entrusted to Nanzhou."

Tang Xue used weak "Ji Yi Ji Pei _": "A few months later, a merchant ship arrived from far south."

Song Zhao Rushi's "The Stories of Fanzhi Occupy the City": "When a merchant ships to his country, it is a strategy to send officials to fold the black leather, copy the number of things in white, supervise the disk ashore, and choose the second out of ten, and listen to the transaction outside."

Dai Mingshi's "Notes on Japanese Local Customs" in Qing Dynasty: "Whenever there are merchants coming to China, I will send a small boat to collect what kind of goods."

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1. Two or more people plan and discuss together: discuss. Discuss. Discuss. Agreed. Deliberation. Discuss (consider). Consult with each other. Consultation. Negotiate. Negotiation.

2. buying and selling, business: business. Shops. Business. Commodities. Trademark.

3. In ancient times, it refers to Hong Shang ("Jia" as a businessman, later it generally refers to people who do business, and also refers to people engaged in private industry and commerce): businessmen. Vendors. Merchants (gǔ ㄍㄨˇ) (businessmen). Business travel.

4. Mathematically, it refers to the number obtained in the division operation: quotient.

5. Chinese dynasty name: Shang dynasty.

6. One of the five tones in ancient China, which is equivalent to the notation "2".

7. The name of the star, one of the 28 lodges, is "Heart Lodge".

8. Last name.

Boating bó

(name) large sailing ship: ~ imported | ~ ship.