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「百里不贩樵,千世不贩籴」(音跌,买粮食),这一条商业谚语,来自《史记·贷殖列传》。语短意长,发人深思。百里之外,运销柴草,千里之外,贩卖粮食,其商品流通费之高,其商品损耗之大,可以想像,肯定是不合算的。古来商人早有「粗货不能细搬」之说,也就是这个意思。当今,搞活流通,发展贸易,更不能盲目运销,必须注意商品的合理流向,按
“Bai Li does not sell merchandise, Chi Shi does not sell merchandise” (sound drop, buy food), this commercial slogan, from “Historical Records of the Loan”. Short sentences and long thoughts make people think deeply. A hundred miles away, transporting and selling fireweed, thousands of miles away, selling food, and the high cost of its commodities, and the loss of its products, can be imagined, it is certainly not worthwhile. This is what the merchants of ancient times had already said about “crude goods cannot be moved in detail.” Nowadays, in order to invigorate circulation and develop trade, it is even more difficult to blindly transport sales. We must pay attention to the rational flow of goods.