The meaning of heat demand

Hot, a Chinese word, pinyin is qi m 4 ng sh ǒ u, which means hot; Best seller.

The popular sentences are as follows:

Before 1 and 1995, there were two large earth kilns and seven potters in this village. These products are popular not only in the county, but also outside.

2. Ganzhiyuan ginger soup has become a hot commodity in the winter hot drink market.

3. At the same time, the number of immigrants in Chinese mainland has increased, and some new immigrants require to be close to famous schools or Chinese business centers, which leads to the shortage of real estate projects in some areas (such as Wenxi), and even the phenomenon of short supply.

4. Not only did you not pay, but you got something in return. Shanpingtang has become a "hot commodity". In the eyes of Zhang Guozhu, a villager who has been the owner of the pond for 20 years, the change is a bit fast.

This also means that she has become a popular figure in a medical university with more wolves and less meat.

6. Witness a woman and other buses being robbed of mobile phones and rolling stock factories.

7. Beijing, August 9 th According to a report by China Broadcasting News Network on the 9 th, a survey showed that 33 species of endangered sharks entered American restaurants, and their shark fins were quite popular.

8. "Twenty-three, honeydew melon is sticky". Yesterday was the Lunar New Year, which kicked off the New Year in China. Melon and kwantung sugar, which old Beijing pays attention to, have become hot items.

9. The drug dealer with the handbag turned to grab the bag, and Luo Jinyong struggled with it.

10, the market in the area is very hot, with a daily passenger flow of more than 200,000 passengers and a daily turnover of more than 30 million yuan. Festive ornaments, clothing and other small commodities have become hot commodities, and many online shop owners have also "piled up" to purchase goods in the big hutong on the eve of the Spring Festival.