How to Say ‘May wealth pour in’ in Traditional Chinese
財源廣進
cái yuán guǎng jìn
[cáiyuán guǎng jìn]
💬 Usage Tip: This is a fixed four-character set phrase: 財源 (cái yuán) "sources of wealth" plus 廣進 (guǎng jìn) "come in widely". Learn it as one unit, the way you'd learn an English toast.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: It's a favorite greeting for business owners, shopkeepers, and coworkers during Lunar New Year, and you'll see it on red couplets pasted beside shop doors.
Phrase Breakdown
財源
cái yuán
[cáiyuán]
source of wealth; income
Where money comes from, such as business or work income.
他的財源很多。
He has many sources of income.
廣進
guǎng jìn
[guǎng jìn]
to flow in widely
Coming in from all directions; used in the New Year wish for abundant income.
祝你生意興隆,財源廣進!
Wishing you thriving business and wealth flowing in!
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