exceedingly wealthy men(fù shāng xù jiǎ)

exceedingly wealthy men

The Chinese idiom, f ù sh ā NGX ù Ji ǎ, means a businessman with a lot of money. The same as "rich merchants". It comes from Guanzi, light and heavy armour.

Analysis of Idioms

Rich businessman, rich businessman

The origin of Idioms

Guanzi, light and heavy armour: "therefore, it's the pride of our country to move to a place of food, to become a wealthy merchant, to accumulate surplus and to accumulate wealth."

Idiom usage

As the subject, object, attribute; of a great businessman. examples but extravagance is different What's more, the author of "extravagance" has not yet adopted the commercial state-owned policy, which is an important difference. Guo Moruo's research on extravagance

Chinese PinYin : fù shāng xù jiǎ