







富贵逼人 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wealth and high status are so prominent or overwhelming that they command attention, influence others, or make people defer to the individual; it can also describe someone acquiring significant wealth and power, sometimes against their initial desire”. Literally, “Wealth and influence pressing upon one”.

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Open the tool →富贵逼人 (fù guì bī rén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wealth and high status are so prominent or overwhelming that they command attention, influence others, or make people defer to the individual; it can also describe someone acquiring significant wealth and power, sometimes against their initial desire”.
富贵逼人 is pronounced fù guì bī rén in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 富贵逼人 means “Wealth and influence pressing upon one”. It is used to mean “Wealth and high status are so prominent or overwhelming that they command attention, influence others, or make people defer to the individual; it can also describe someone acquiring significant wealth and power, sometimes against their initial desire”.
无心富贵,被迫出仕。也指因有财势,人来靠拢。