Business is booming in the world, and the three rivers are rich in money, right? Where do the four seas and three rivers refer to?

Refers to all parts of the country, refers to the world and the whole country; It can also refer to living areas all over the world, namely (September 1, Buddy, Seven Glory, Six Full). Another meaning is "bold and open-minded".

Sanjiang:

Sanjiang refers to the Yangtze River, the Yellow River and the Huaihe River at first in Shangshu, and then there are various statements such as Nanjiang Zhongjiang Beijiang River, which are also extended to refer to a wide range and cover the whole country.

There are two most famous and representative Sanjiang in modern times. One is the southwest three rivers: the Yangtze River, the Yellow River and the Lancang River, which are famous at home and abroad because of the "Three Rivers Source"; First, there are three northeast rivers, Heilongjiang, Wusuli and Songhua, which are well known to the world because of the "Sanjiang Plain".

Extended data:

"Business is booming all over the world, and financial resources are flourishing up to three rivers" means:

It shows that the business is doing well. There are businesses all over the country, and everyone can make money.

The word "lush" was originally used to describe plants, but it is a metonymic rhetorical method here. It means that financial resources are like lush plants. "Access" and "access" can be understood as "three rivers and four seas" in business scope, and it can also be understood that everything is unimpeded and satisfied within three rivers and four seas.

In the Book of Changes, the theory of four seas refers to the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea and the South China Sea in a narrow sense, but Erya also has four seas, four shortages and four poles, and Jiuyi, Badi, Qirong and Liuman are called four seas. China is in the sea.

The earliest name of "Sanjiang" should be Shangshu in the Warring States Period, and there is an article "Yugong" which describes the territory, geology, property, tribute, transportation, politics and ethnic distribution of Kyushu, China. The geographical introduction of Yangzhou (one of Kyushu, generally referring to the vast area south of Huaihe River and north of South China Sea) is that "the three rivers flow in parallel, making it one of the great terrains (namely Taihu Lake).

The "three rivers" here refer to Songjiang, Qiantang and Puyang rivers near Taihu Lake.