the man through whose hands passing large sums of money(guò lù cái shén)
the man through whose hands passing large sums of money
The God of passing wealth, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Gu ò L ù C á ISH é n, which means to refer to people who temporarily handle a lot of money. From the writer.
The origin of Idioms
The writer, No.11, 1983: "you know how to spend money, big and small. You have to buy popsicles for the small, and can for the big. Anyway, I'm a god of passing wealth. I'll give you money and buy it! "
Idiom usage
It refers to the person who is in charge of Finance and economics. example I'm just a god of wealth. I don't have money.
Chinese PinYin : guò lù cái shén
the man through whose hands passing large sums of money
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