富商大贾 (fùshāngdàgǔ): wealthy merchants and tycoons

From 《史记·货殖列传》 (Sima Qian's Records of the Grand Historian, Biographies of Money-makers): once the Han unified China and lifted trade barriers, '富商大贾周流天下' — wealthy merchants flowed freely across the realm. The phrase still carries that classical commercial-empire flavor.

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Note 贾 reads gǔ here ('merchant'), NOT jiǎ. 贾 = jiǎ only as a surname (e.g. 贾宝玉, Jia Baoyu in 《红楼梦》); in any commercial context like 商贾 or 富商大贾 it is gǔ.