Bustling is all about profit.

The original sentence is: the world is bustling for profit, and the world is bustling for profit. This sentence means that everyone in the world is making noise for their own benefit; Everyone in the world collides with each other and pushes around for their own benefit.

From Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records and Huo Zhi in the Western Han Dynasty: "As the saying goes,' the son of a thousand daughters never dies in the city'." This is not empty talk. Therefore:' the world is bustling, all for profit; The world is bustling for profit. " "

As the saying goes, rich children who commit capital crimes can be exempted from serving their sentences. This sentence is not false at all, so all beings in the world are tired of running around for their own interests.

This gave birth to the idiom "bustling".

A synonym for bustling:

The yard is as crowded as the market-this is a house frequented by people.

Pinyin: mén tíng ruo Shi.

Explanation: The front door and yard are like markets. Describe people coming and going, very lively.

Source: Western Han Dynasty Liu Xiang's "Warring States Policy Qi Ce I": "At the beginning, the ministers made plans and the door was crowded."

As soon as the order came out, ministers came to remonstrate, and the court was as lively as a market.