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Open the tool →黄门驸马 (huáng mén fù mǎ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Someone who attains a high social position or influence primarily through marriage, often to a person from an affluent or powerful family”.
黄门驸马 is pronounced huáng mén fù mǎ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 黄门驸马 means “Yellow Gate son-in-law”. It is used to mean “Someone who attains a high social position or influence primarily through marriage, often to a person from an affluent or powerful family”.
黄门:宫庭禁门,后成为官署名;驸马:转指皇帝女婿。汉代掌管皇帝出行车马的官。指依靠婚姻而上的人