| 商品 | shāng pǐn | good; commodity; merchandise; CL:个 |
| 商 | shāng | commerce; to consult; quotient; 2nd note in pentatonic scale; the Shang dynasty, 16th to 11th century BC |
| 商业 | shāng yè | business; trade; commerce |
| 商人 | shāng rén | merchant; businessman |
| 商量 | shāng liang | to consult; to talk over; to discuss |
| 工商业 | gōng shāng yè | business |
| 商店 | shāng diàn | store; shop; CL:家,个 |
| 协商 | xié shāng | to consult with; to talk things over; agreement |
| 商标 | shāng biāo | trademark; logo |
| 商品经济 | shāng pǐn jīng jì | commodity economy |
| 经商 | jīng shāng | to trade; to carry out commercial activities; in business |
| 通商 | tōng shāng | having trading relations (of nations or regions) |
| 工商界 | gōng shāng jiè | industry; the world of business |
| 商务 | shāng wù | commercial affairs; commercial; commerce; business |
| 商船 | shāng chuán | merchant ship |
| 会商 | huì shāng | to confer; to consult; to negotiate; to hold a conference |
| 商会 | shāng huì | chamber of commerce |
| 商鞅 | Shāng Yāng | Shang Yang (c. 390-338 BC), legalist philosopher and important statesman of Qin state 秦国 whose militaristic reforms in 356 and 350 BC played a key role in establishing Qin power |
| 商定 | shāng dìng | to agree; to decide after consultation; to come to a compromise |
| 商场 | shāng chǎng | market; bazaar; CL:家 |
| 商议 | shāng yì | to negotiate; discussion; proposal |
| 外商 | wài shāng | foreign businessman |
| 商讨 | shāng tǎo | discuss; deliberate |
| 磋商 | cuō shāng | to consult; to discuss seriously; to negotiate; to confer; negotiations; consultations |
| 商谈 | shāng tán | confer; discuss; engage in talks |
| 商业银行 | shāng yè yín háng | commercial bank |
| 商榷 | shāng què | to discuss; to bring up various ideas for discussion |
| 商界 | shāng jiè | business world; business community |
| 商贩 | shāng fàn | trader; peddler |
| 商务印书馆 | Shāng wù yìn shū guǎn | Commercial Press, Shanghai (from 1897) |
| 商数 | shāng shù | quotient (math.) |
| 重商主义 | zhòng shāng zhǔ yì | mercantilism |
| 商洛 | Shāng Luò | Shāngluò prefecture level city in Shǎnxī 陝西 |
| 百货商店 | bǎi huò shāng diàn | small department store |
| 厂商 | chǎng shāng | company; firm |
| 商约 | shāng yuē | trade treaty |
| 商丘 | Shāng qiū | Shangqiu prefecture level city in Henan |
| 奸商 | jiān shāng | an unscrupulous businessman; a profiteer; a shark; dishonest business |
| 商路 | shāng lù | trade route |
| 商州 | Shāng zhōu | Shangzhou district of Shāngluò city 商洛市, Shǎnxī |
| 商埠 | shāng bù | commercial port; trading port; treaty port (old) |
| 商号 | shāng hào | store; a business |
| 商贾 | shāng gǔ | merchant |
| 筹商 | chóu shāng | to discuss (a plan); to negotiate (an outcome) |
| 上海商务印书馆 | Shàng hǎi Shāng wù yìn shū guǎn | Commercial Press, Shanghai (from 1897) |
| 中国工商银行 | Zhōng guó Gōng shāng Yín háng | Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) |
| 主承销商 | zhǔ chéng xiāo shāng | lead underwriter |
| 五口通商 | wǔ kǒu tōng shāng | the five treaty ports forced on Qing China by the 1842 treaty of Nanjing 南京条约 that concluded the First Opium War, namely: Guangzhou 广州, Fuzhou 福州, Ningbo 宁波, Xiamen or Amoy 厦门 and Shanghai 上海 |
| 代理商 | dài lǐ shāng | agent |
| 供应商 | gōng yìng shāng | supplier |
