What do you mean by imported goods?

Imported goods refer to imported goods.

Imported goods refer to goods imported from abroad by ship. In the past, foreign goods were mainly transported by water and ships, hence the name. Extending abroad is the consciousness, goods, language and so on introduced into China from abroad. It can be a culture, or it can be something or technology imported from abroad that is not available in China.

"Ship" is pronounced bó, which means "sailing boat", and "imported goods" originally refers to articles imported from abroad by ship. In the past, foreign goods were mainly transported by water and ships, hence the name. Extending abroad is the consciousness, goods, language and so on introduced into China from abroad. It can be a kind of culture, or something or technology imported from abroad that China does not have, such as "sofa", "romance" and "chocolate".

Sentences on imported goods

1. They trudged to this rich black land, lived with the influx of immigrants from many countries, and lived with imported goods such as matches, wax, persimmons, wine and foreign oil.

In the past, there were few imported products on the market, but now it can be described by loading capacity.

3. Among the cultural relics unearthed from Hepuhan Formation, the staff found overseas imports such as soda-lime glass beads from Rome, welding beads and gold ornaments along the Mediterranean coast, and Persian pottery pots.

4. The narrative of the worship of the Yellow Emperor is interwoven by ancient, modern, local and foreign factors. On the surface, it is consistent from beginning to end, but in fact it is a mixed language, and every song is imported.

However, she said that she hoped it would help promote the sale of chocolate in China. In China, the "chocolate" culture is still an exotic product.