How to Say ‘May money pour in from everywhere’ in Simplified Chinese
财源广进
cái yuán guǎng jìn
[cáiyuán guǎng jìn]
💬 Usage Tip: This is a fixed four-character set phrase, said as a unit: (cái yuán guǎng jìn). Literally it means "sources of wealth widely come in".
🇨🇳 In China: This is a classic Spring Festival wish for business owners and anyone with an income. It often appears on red couplets on shop doors.
Phrase Breakdown
财源
cái yuán
[cáiyuán]
source of wealth
Where money and income come from; sources of revenue.
祝你财源滚滚！
Wishing you rolling sources of wealth!
广进
guǎng jìn
[guǎng jìn]
come in widely
Flowing in abundantly from all directions; used for money or business coming in.
新年快乐，财源广进！
Happy New Year, may wealth pour in!
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