wallet; purse; a small bag used to carry money and identification cards

to earn money or obtain a profit; moneymaking

to have money; to be wealthy or well-off

money; wealth; currency; originally referred to coins made of metal

To spend or use money; to cost money

The cost at which something is bought or sold; price

costly; expensive; having a high market value

to earn money through labor or effort

Small change or coins, specifically money in small denominations compared to a larger bill.

money; wealth; riches

a large amount of money or a significant sum

to save money; to be economical; to reduce spending

to borrow money from a person or institution

a wealthy or affluent person; the rich

To pay money; to pay out

money given to children by elders as a gift during the Chinese New Year; traditionally intended to ward off evil spirits and bless the recipient with a long life

To use or spend money

to process illegally obtained funds through financial systems to make them appear legitimate; the practice of doing so

To put money aside for later use or to place it into a bank account; to deposit money.

money invested to start a business, earn interest, or use for gambling; seed money; cost

money paid for work or services, such as manual labor or a specific task performed; pay; salary; labor cost

to pay for something; to spend money; to fork out

money; currency; specifically coins or metallic money

pocket money; allowance; small amounts of cash for incidental spending

To lose money in business; to suffer a financial loss.

ill-gotten money obtained through illegal or underhanded means, such as bribes or criminal activity

The main river of Zhejiang Province, flowing through Hangzhou into the Hangzhou Bay; it is famous for its powerful tidal bore, the [[钱塘潮|錢塘潮|qian2 tang2 chao2]].

a small sum of money; pocket change; a tip or gratuity

to gamble for money

money earned through bitter toil and hard work; literally 'blood and sweat money'

old-style Chinese private bank or money shop; these small-scale financial institutions were common from the Ming and Qing dynasties until the mid-20th century

To give or send money to someone

(slang) to unscrupulously extract or collect money while providing little value; to use deceptive or seemingly legal means to grift investors or fans

To pay money for goods or services.

pocket money; allowance; spending money

To accumulate or store up money over time; to save for a future purpose.

a round copper coin with a square hole in the middle, used as currency in former times in China

a legendary tree in mythology that sheds coins when shaken

To contribute or donate money to a cause or organization; also known as [[捐款|捐款|juan1 kuan3]]

Qian Qichen (1928–2017), a prominent Chinese diplomat and former vice premier

Qian Zhongshu (1910–1998), a Chinese scholar and writer known for the 1947 novel [[围城|圍城|wei2 cheng2]]

to sell something in order to get money; to make money by selling items

To return the amount of money exceeding the price during a transaction; to give back change.

money bag; purse; wallet

a specially made box or cabinet for storing money; till; moneybox

Qian Xuesen (1911-2009), a prominent Chinese scientist and aeronautical engineer who made significant contributions to the space programs of both the United States and China

wallet; purse; billfold

to exchange money; specifically to exchange large bills for small change (or vice versa), or to exchange one currency for another

ready money; cash on hand; money that can be paid immediately (typically excluding checks)