







卖爵赘子 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be forced by dire poverty to sell one's official title and even one's children into servitude, indicating extreme destitution and desperation”. Literally, “Sell peerage and children into servitude”.

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Open the tool →卖爵赘子 (mài jué zhuì zi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be forced by dire poverty to sell one's official title and even one's children into servitude, indicating extreme destitution and desperation”.
卖爵赘子 is pronounced mài jué zhuì zi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 卖爵赘子 means “Sell peerage and children into servitude”. It is used to mean “to be forced by dire poverty to sell one's official title and even one's children into servitude, indicating extreme destitution and desperation”.
赘子:穷苦人家把孩子卖给富家做奴婢。因生活所迫,出卖爵位和子女