pots are full of pots, which is generally called pots full of pots. In Chinese vocabulary, Pinyin means Pé nm ℉ nb not m ℉ n, which means that the pots and bowls are full of money, and it is described as making a lot of money.

from: southern dialect. Guangdong and Guangzhou are more popular, and often contain a lot of money, but it is not difficult to get it, because the moneymakers have power and make money by virtue of power.

Synonym: The basin is full.

usage: used as an adjective to describe earning a lot of money.

Example: In Beijing, big-name singers frequently go to the cave to participate in Shang Yan, each earning a lot of money.

Sentence:

1. Although the smooth flow of golden waterway reduces the logistics cost, industrial enterprises still take many measures to reduce costs and improve profits, thus earning a lot of money.

2. Sure enough, another cultural company took a fancy to it, bought the idea at a high price, took the lead in occupying the market and made a lot of money.

3. During the Christmas shopping season in Britain and America, businesses made a lot of money.