What's the explanation of Zhen Ji Huiyuan? Is it Minnan dialect?

No, these four words are: earn or die.

It's four words written by some businessmen who can write Chinese calligraphy, expressing a way of making money as a businessman, that is, trading without making money will make businessmen feel miserable to death.

As a businessman, not making money is the way to make myself depressed to death, so I wrote these four words, but I used cursive script, so it looks like these four words. Many people don't understand them, so they are circulated.

"Profit in the garden" comes from a cold joke.

These four words hang in the middle of the leadership office, which is particularly conspicuous. Every time I enter the leadership office, I always want to blurt out "I will die if I don't make money"! "Don't make money or die" is simple and domineering, which fully shows the boss's determination to develop the enterprise and his belief in making money. But I heard that the colleague who read aloud "Die if you don't make money" in front of the leader has packed up and left. It seems that these four words are not that simple.

Later, a friend who knows calligraphy pointed out that these four words read "Ji earned back Yuan". Painting refers to studying hard, and earning can be understood as winning. Garden, in ancient times, refers to the garden of the emperor.

Well, it seems that "making money from the garden" means that Lin Yuan can only appear if there is more water. This is a metaphor. Only when everyone works hard can an enterprise prosper.