Fu'er dai

A Fu'er dai, dai he also Fu, Fuerdai or Fù'èrdài ( from Mandarin Chinese :富 二代, Pinyin: Fù'èrdài: " rich second generation " ), is an upstart one in the first generation to wealth -down Chinese family. His inability is assumed to conform to the ( upscale ) social environment, which he thinks desirable by its wealth or to behave in the " better classes " of a company.

It corresponds to the western image of a nouveau riche or parvenu, although it has a monetary wealth, but culturally, intellectually or socially poor ( left ) and be alone in the economic success ( his parents) BASED rise in the social hierarchy by pomp on show provides, without having been but really accepted.

Even in China are "Fu ' he Dais " not only because of your behavior more violent in the criticism, but also because of their ( assumed ) special relationship with the Communist government, which allegedly favor, protect or even to protect.