enterprise; company; firm; business entity engaged in production, trade, or services

trade; profession; industry; business

professional work; business operations or services

economic activity or sector, such as agriculture, manufacturing, or service; often used to specifically refer to modern industry

to be specialized in a particular profession or discipline; professional; specialist

industry; manufacturing sector

agriculture; farming; the industry of growing crops and raising livestock, which in a broad sense also includes forestry, animal husbandry, and fishing

One's professional life, pursuit, or occupation; the long-term work one chooses to undertake as a goal in life.

business; trade; commerce; economic activities involving the exchange of goods and services for profit

occupation; profession; job; vocation; the work someone does as their primary means of livelihood

the state of being employed; employment rate or situation

To finish a course of study or the act of completing school.

great achievements or accomplishments, often of a significant or historical nature

to start an undertaking; to found a business; to do pioneering work

school assignment; homework; coursework

refers to the interior of a specific industry or profession; among people working in a particular field

The owner of a property, real estate, or a private business; a proprietor

a student who has completed their course of study and received a diploma

financial institution that accepts deposits and provides loans for businesses and individuals

An enterprise owned or controlled by the state; abbreviated as [[国企|國企|guo2 qi3]].

small and medium enterprises; small- and medium-sized businesses

entrepreneur; a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on financial risk to do so; also called [[实业家|實業家|shi2 ye4 jia1]]

real estate or property; refers specifically to buildings and their associated facilities and land

to do business or trade; to be open for business (as of a shop, transport service, or restaurant)

The sector of the economy that uses machines, tools, and labor to produce finished goods from raw materials.

To lose one's job or be unable to find work; to be unemployed.

to industrialize; to develop something (a product, service, or concept) into a commercial industry; industrialization

The sector of the economy that provides services rather than producing goods, including fields like retail, hospitality, and professional services.

To open a new business or professional practice, such as a shop, clinic, or firm; to begin trading or serving customers.

Spare time; outside of working hours or school hours

the process of developing industry on a large scale within a society or economy

forestry; forest industry; the cultivation, management, and protection of forest resources

(state-run) institution; public service organization supported by the state, such as public schools, hospitals, or research institutes

township and village enterprise; small or medium industries located in rural areas of Mainland China

The administration and service management of real estate, covering building maintenance, sanitation, security, and landscaping

industry and commerce; a general term for economic enterprises such as farming, mining, manufacturing, and trade

the tourism industry; tourism as a sector of the economy

Process or trend of becoming specialized or professional

Ministry of Agriculture; Department of Agriculture

the industry or business of catching, farming, and processing fish or other aquatic animals and plants; fishery

employee; person employed in a specific trade or profession

banking industry; the business of banking

one's studies or schoolwork; lessons

the business of editing, publishing, and selling newspapers; the press industry

To purchase property such as a house or land.

Education or training designed to provide students or employees with the specific knowledge and skills needed for a particular trade or profession

to respect one's work; to be dedicated and responsible in performing one's professional duties

To work in a professional capacity, typically used for licensed professionals like doctors or lawyers; to be a practitioner.

professional who handles business contacts or sales; salesperson or business manager