Furniture or furniture, which is the right one? Why?

All are correct, because furniture and furniture: different references, different references, different emphases.

First, the reference is different.

1. Furniture: household utensils, mainly referring to beds, cabinets, tables, chairs, etc.

2. Furniture: household appliances.

2. Different citations.

1. Furniture: Liu Qing "Autumn of 1955 in Huangfu Village": "The sun is approaching the western horizon, and the men and women have finished packing up their furniture and gathered together in the middle of the large field. ”

2, furniture: Wei Wei "Oriental" Part 4 Chapter 21: "Guo Xiang and Qiao Da Thong proposed to send the pots and bowls of furniture in the cave back to the old mother, but Park Zhenshu refused, urging them to hurry up and get on the road. ”

Third, the focus is different.

1. Furniture: Focus on the utensils in the home.

2. Furniture: Focus on the utensils that should be available at home.

"Furniture" is the correct one, and "furniture" means utensils.

The word "furniture" that is popular on the market today is actually a misnomer. "Ju" has the meaning of all, all, and does not mean utensils.

Furniture, the dictionary is like that.

You can say both, depending on the circumstances.

The correct one should be the latter, and the former is the usual abbreviation nowadays. For example, parking is written as a car!