# How to say “I'm rich” in Chinese

> The mildest way to say “I'm rich” in Chinese is 有钱 (yǒu qián), “have money”. The strongest is 有钱任性 (yǒu qián rèn xìng), “rich enough to do whatever”. Here are all 5, ranked mild to strong, with pinyin and when to use each one.

Source: https://lanlanchinese.com/how-to-say/rich-in-chinese (updated 2026-10-18)

1. **有钱** (yǒu qián) (strength 1/5): have money. The basic flex.
   Heard in a real video: 有钱再给我娶一个啊？ "With money, you'd marry another one?" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK-ALse6fjM&t=15s)
2. **不差钱** (bù chà qián) (strength 2/5): money's no problem. From a famous new year's comedy sketch.
3. **土豪** (tǔ háo) (strength 3/5): big spender (lit. local tyrant). Loud money.
4. **富二代** (fù èr dài) (strength 4/5): rich kid (lit. rich second generation). Daddy's money.
   Heard in a real video: 只有富二代应声附和。 "Only the rich kid chimed in." (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1hykzsvTkk&t=807s)
5. **有钱任性** (yǒu qián rèn xìng) (strength 5/5): rich enough to do whatever. The meme for buying something dumb, just because.

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