simple to do; requiring little effort; straightforward

to buy and sell; to trade; a business deal or transaction

commercial trade; the exchange of goods and services

without much consideration; offhandedly or casually

An organized market or place where stocks, securities, or commodities are traded

(finance) day on which the stock market is open for business

very difficult; after going through a lot of trouble

Louis or Lewis (name)

Louis (person's name)

Trade or commerce between different countries or regions, including goods, services, and securities; also called [[世界贸易|世界貿易|shi4 jie4 mao4 yi4]].

NetEase; a prominent Chinese technology company and internet services provider

obviously; easy to see; clearly evident. This idiom is used when a situation or reason is extremely plain and straightforward.

simple and easy; convenient and uncomplicated

The primary stock market in mainland China, located in Shanghai

not easily come by; won through great effort or struggle

An event for displaying products and conducting trade negotiations; trade fair; trade exhibition

easy to do; with no difficulty; describes something that can be accomplished effortlessly

A central place where stocks, bonds, and other financial securities are traded according to specific rules.

to be easy to; to be apt to; prone to; very likely to

International trade organization established in 1995 to replace the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), headquartered in Geneva; often abbreviated as [[世贸组织|世貿組織|shi4 mao4 zu3 zhi1]]

trader; dealer; person who buys and sells goods, currency, or stocks for profit

Shenzhen Stock Exchange, located in Shenzhen, China; one of mainland China's two major stock exchanges

Chinese professional basketball player (1987-) who played in the NBA for teams including the New Jersey Nets.

total value or volume of trade; turnover; often calculated in US dollars in international contexts

to change; to modify; to replace with something else

A geographic region where commercial transactions occur, including the area from which a business draws its customers

The classic Chinese divination text, also known as the [[易经|易經|yi4 jing1]], which interprets sixty-four hexagrams as a manual for understanding change and philosophy.

sum or volume of business transactions; turnover

St. Louis, a large city in the state of Missouri in the United States

trade deficit; an unfavorable balance of trade where a country's imports exceed its exports over a certain period

trading company or firm

The Book of Changes, an ancient Chinese divination manual and philosophical text based on sixty-four hexagrams, also known as the [[周易|周易|zhou1 yi4]]

as easy as turning over one's hand; used to describe a task that is extremely easy to accomplish or requires no effort at all

To have a hard time doing something; used before a verb to emphasize that it took a lot of effort to achieve a result. This meaning is identical to [[好不容易|好不容易|hao3 bu4 rong2 yi4]].

merchant or company that specializes in buying and selling goods; importer or exporter

(idiom) modest and easygoing; easy to get along with

difficult; not easy to do something

It is by no means easy; describes a situation that is much more difficult to accomplish than it is to talk about.

dealer; trader; a person who conducts transactions

Louisiana, a state of the United States

Celebrated Tang dynasty poet and official (772-846), also known by his courtesy name Letian, famous for his accessible style and leadership of the New Yuefu Movement.

popular and easy to understand; written in a simple and clear way for everyone

easy-open metal can with a ring-pull, used for beverages or liquid food

easy to understand or comprehend; straightforward

The business of trading goods from one's own country to a foreign country; export business.

easily broken, such as glass or ceramics; fragile; brittle; breakable

fair dealing; business conducted between parties under open and equal conditions

To change one's place, position, or post; to swap status or location with someone else.

to change positions; to transpose; to see something from a different perspective