What Is Idle Money?
Free money, Chinese vocabulary.
- [xián qián] discuss
- Chinese name
- Free money
- Zhuyin
- xián qián
- Definition
- Surplus money other than necessary living expenses
- Provenance
- "The Play of Wei He Zhi Dou Qi March"
- Free money, Chinese vocabulary.
- Phonetic: xián qián
- Definition: Surplus money other than necessary living expenses
- Provenance
- 1. Tang Baijuyi's "A Work of Dou Qi and March of Dou Qi": "Spring clothes have not been sent in the fall, and there is spare money for the martyrdom." [1]
- 2. Song Zuozuo's "Yuanjian" Volume 9: "There is so much free money in the world, but the poor need one."
- 3. Yuan Shi Deyu's "Autumn Wife's Wife" Second Fold: "You and you, who has the spare money to make up the hedge!"
- 4. Volume Two of "A Surprise at Two Moments": "In such a long time, there was a person there, willing to make such spare money?"
- 5. The third act of Cao Yu's "Thunderstorm": "Lu Gui (Ask Shi Ping): I asked you to buy tea just now. Why don't you buy it? Lu Shi Ping: There is no spare money."