Talk about a refrigerator full of dry goods

Full of dry goods, the next sentence is big welfare.

Dry goods refer to nonsense, chicken soup, refined, practical and credible content, as opposed to parallel imports. The word "dry goods" came from the forum of Paidaiwang, an e-commerce portal, and was later widely spread.

Usually, it refers to some articles and experience methods of network promotion and network marketing published and shared by e-commerce practitioners. Because these methods are practical and do not contain any boasting moisture and false ingredients, people in the industry usually refer to such sharing activities as "dry goods".

Benefit a lot

Pronunciation is shò u y ě f ě i qi m: n

Meaning: the harvest is not small, but there is a big harvest. Papaya from Shi Fengwei.

Discrimination of idioms

synonym

Benefit a lot, benefit a lot

antonym

Nothing, little information.

Idiom usage

As predicate and attribute; Used for modesty

example

Lu Yao's Ordinary World, Volume V, Chapter 25: "This kind of' lecture' also sells tickets and the works of the speaker, which benefits all parties in this activity."