There are dozens of misread colloquial idioms and poems

偌大 (偌, ruò, mispronounced nuò).

lanes (lane, lòng, mispronounced nòng).

The finale (axis, zhòu, mispronounced zhóu).

Plagiarism (艽, pīao, mispronounced píao).

Makeup (靓, jìng, mispronounced liàng).

Dzungar (陶, gá, mispronounced gé).

文绉绉绉 (绉, zhōu, mispronounced zōu).

上計計 (品, dàng, mispronounced dǎng).

Wind and dust servants (仆, pú, mispronounced pū).

一機 (collapsed, tā, mispronounced tà).

Mud Gu Buhua (mud, nì, mispronounced ní).

毛遂自設 (遂, suì, mispronounced suí).

Favoritism (徇, xùn, mispronounced xún).

Between not allowed to be sent (門, jiān, 发, fà).

Shaoan is not irritated (少, shǎo, 不, wú).

一哄而散 (哄, hòng, mispronounced hōng).

Strong words (strong, qiǎng, mispronounced qiáng) immeasurable (量, liáng, mispronounced liàng) 空joy一 (场, cháng, mispronounced chǎng) took chicken feathers when the arrow (当, dàng, mispronounced dāng).

No sharp, no business.

No business and no adultery generally refers to this entry.

In ancient times, when the rice merchants did business, in addition to filling the bucket, they also had to scoop some more to make the rice in the bucket sharp. Therefore, there is no "sharp" and no business. Later, with the development of the times, it gradually evolved into "no treacherous business", and the meaning has also undergone earth-shaking changes:

You cannot be a merchant unless you are treacherous.

Chinese names are not sharp.

The reason makes the rice in the bucket sharp.

Now it has gradually evolved into "no treacherous business".

Interpretation: If you are not treacherous, you cannot be a businessman.

**"No sharp business", the classic is to buy rice in the old days to use the bucket as a measuring device, so there is a "small people in the bucket". When measuring rice, the seller will flatten the bulging rice in the bucket with a mahogany ruler to ensure that the amount is accurate. After the silver goods are sold, the merchant will add some rice to the rice bucket in the rice basket, and if the surface of the rice has been smoothed, it will bulge into a pinch of "pointed heads" to make a profit.

Measure the rice and add some more.

It has become a custom, that is, whenever you do business, you always give a little more to your customers. This is a kind of business gimmick of old-fashioned businessmen, and this handful of "additions" is very useful to customers, so there is a saying that "no business is not sharp". "No business, no sharpness" is also reflected in going to the cloth village to pull the cloth, "full foot to put three", "add three feet"; Copying oil and wine is a bit of an addition; In Shanghai, where the ten-mile ocean field is in Shanghai, eat Xiaolong steamed buns in Wangjiasha and give free egg skin shredded foreign clear soup, and "Lao Dachang" said that the candy will give two brand three-color lollipops.