







Live-in Son-in-Law
In the first part, the concept of civil law and the features of Chinese ancient civil law and the law in Yuan Dynasty are presented respectively.

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Open the tool →赘婿 (zhuì xù) means “Live-in Son-in-Law”.
赘婿 is pronounced zhuì xù in Mandarin Chinese.
“Live-in Son-in-Law” is 赘婿 (zhuì xù) in Chinese.
This page has 1 example sentence using 赘婿, each with pinyin and an English translation.