Yin min Fu CAI

Yin min Fu CAI

Yin min Fu Cai, whose pinyin is y ī nm í NF ù C á I, is a word,

Basic explanation

Yin: substantial, rich; Fu: rich. The people are rich and the products are abundant. Yang Xiong's "Fa Yan · Xiao Zhi" in Han Dynasty said, "the ruler should be responsible for the people's wealth, the way and faith." An example is the biography of Liu Tao in the book of the later Han Dynasty: "if the husband wants to, he should stop the labor and seize the property, then the people will not have to work." used as object and attribute; refers to social situation

words whose meaning is similar

Yin min Fu Li

Idiom information

Idiom explanation: Yin: rich. Fu: abundant, abundant. Enrich the people, enrich the wealth. It is also known as "the wealth of the people" and "the wealth of the people". Grammatical usage: used as predicate, object and attribute; used in written language: ancient times