Traditional folk trade proverbs
1. Don't go, don't benefit; The old ones don't go, and the new ones don't come.
Small profits but quick turnover is a good deal.
3. I don't get distracted when I am busy, but I don't get distracted when I am idle.
4. Not out of stock, but I'm afraid not.
Secondhand goods can't be broken in old shops.
6. If you have goods for 1000 days, you will make money.
7. There are goods in the city to attract customers.
8. I am not afraid that I can't sell money, but I am afraid that the goods are not complete.
9. Hundreds of customers in department stores.
10. Department stores serve hundreds of customers.
1 1. There are hundreds of customers in department stores and customers in cotton stores.
12. There is no salary in the forest and no fish on the lake.
13. The goods will touch the ground soon without dust.
14. What was sold at that time was goods.
15. One kind of buying, one thousand kinds of selling.
16. One scale comes and one hundred scales goes.
17. Thousands are not troublesome, and one point and two points are not too few.
18. There are good and bad goods and high and low prices.
19. Ten is meanness and nine is love.
20. The scale of the price is not disputed.
2 1. Cash on delivery.
22. Three credits is better than two credits.
23. buying and selling cannot be righteous.
24. If the business is not right, don't buy it this time.
25. The melon seller said that melons are sweet.
26. Those who sell melons do not say that melons are bitter, and those who sell salt do not say that salt is sweet.
27. Praise is the buyer, applause is the idle person.
28. A balanced battle never loses anyone.
29. The goods are equal in height, and customers look the same regardless of distance.
30. There are no good goods on sale, and good goods are not on sale.
3 1. Cheap goods are not good, and good goods are not cheap.
32. One offer, one delivery.
You can get what you want for a penny, but you can get it for ten cents.
34. You can't buy it cheaply, but you can't afford it.
35. Don't be afraid of not knowing the goods, but shop around.
36. No good goods are afraid to try, and good goods are not afraid to try.
37. Goods are better than goods, but they are not; Companions are detestable.
38. Good goods are afraid of appearance.
39. To sell gold, you must sell gold experts.
40. The prices of commodities are high.
4 1. Buy where you should, and sell where you should.
42. Natural drought is not equal to land drought, and land drought is not equal to urban drought.
43. It's expensive to leave home.
44. Things have changed.
45. The goods arrived and died.
46. Fame is in the world, and the market is in the market.
47. Now that we have a deal, the market price will be different sooner or later.
48. Buy and sell a word.
49. Business is a dime a dozen.
50. Ask exorbitant prices and pay back the money on the spot.
5 1. Shop around and don't ask yourself if you are an expert.
52. It's worthwhile to shop around.
53. Buy a chicken to look at its claws and a duck to look at its mouth.
54. Buy gongs and umbrellas.
55. Buy a melon to see the skin and a needle to see the hole.
56. If you have money, don't buy new year's goods.
57. Cheap things are sold to poor families.
58. Business is easy, but people are hard to rely on.
59. Business is booming.
When the price rises threefold, the poor will hang themselves.
6 1. Not for three years, but for three years.
62. Re-beat gongs and drums and start a new business.
63. Meat bought at a low price doesn't stew well. (Uyghur)
64. Camels always carry too little goods for businessmen. (Uyghur)
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