Idle childe(yóu xián gōng zǐ)

Idle childe

Idle childe, pronounced y ó uxi á ng ō ngz ǐ, is a Chinese word for idle children of rich families.

explain

The idle children of a rich family

Separate interpretation of words

Leisure: 1. 2. Enjoy leisure time. Also refers to the leisure people. Childe: in ancient times, it was called the son of princes, later called the son of bureaucrats, and also used to honor the son of people.

source

According to the biography of the merchants in the historical records, "the idle childe, who is decorated with a crown and sword, is also rich and noble." 、 、 、 、 、 、 、 、 、和、和、. The ode to flute by Ma Rong in Han Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : yóu xián gōng zǐ