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多財善賈 [duō cái shàn jiǎ] [duo cai shan jia]—
It is a metaphor for how having sufficient conditions and something to rely on makes it easy to get things done. From Zhuzi Yulei (朱子語類 [zhu zi yu lei]), Volume 41, Analects of Confucius (論語 [lun yu]), "Taibo" (泰伯 [tai bo]) chapter: "Like '' (duō cái shàn gǔ), one must accumulate a lot here, so that if I want to buy, I can, and if I want to sell, I can." It is also written as "多錢善賈 [duo qian shan jia]" (duō qián shàn gǔ).
多財善賈：比喻具備充分條件、有所憑藉，就容易辦事。《朱子語類．卷四一．論語．泰伯篇》：「如多財善賈，須多蓄得在這裡，看我要買也得，要賣也得。」也作「多錢善賈」。
duō cái shàn jiǎ: bǐ yù jù bèi chōng fēn tiáo jiàn,, yǒu suǒ píng jí, jiù róng yì bàn shì. < zhū zi yǔ lèi． juǎn sì yī． lùn yǔ． tài bó piān>: “rú duō cái shàn jiǎ, xū duō xù dé zài zhè lǐ, kàn wǒ yào mǎi yě dé, yào mài yě dé.” yě zuò “duō qián shàn jiǎ” .
duo cai shan jia: bi yu ju bei chong fen tiao jian,, you suo ping ji, jiu rong yi ban shi. < zhu zi yu lei. juan si yi. lun yu. tai bo pian>: "ru duo cai shan jia, xu duo xu de zai zhe li, kan wo yao mai ye de, yao mai ye de." ye zuo "duo qian shan jia" .
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