the man through whose hands passing large sums of money
the man through whose hands passing large sums of money
The God of passing wealth, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Gu ò L ù C á ISH é n, which means to refer to people who temporarily handle a lot of money. From the writer.
The origin of Idioms
The writer, No.11, 1983: "you know how to spend money, big and small. You have to buy popsicles for the small, and can for the big. Anyway, I'm a god of passing wealth. I'll give you money and buy it! "
Idiom usage
It refers to the person who is in charge of Finance and economics. example I'm just a god of wealth. I don't have money.
the man through whose hands passing large sums of money
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