A black sheep ，how to say in Chinese Have you ever wondered what you’d do if you suddenly received a huge amount of money?" "In China, there’s a type of person—they hold family wealth but end up burning through it. They share a common label. Can you guess what it is?" "They’re called ‘bài jiā zǐ’—‘败’ means to ruin, ‘家’ is family, and ‘子’ refers to a person. Simply put, they’re those who squander wealth and lead their family into decline." "But behind this term lies an insight: true wealth isn’t about mountains of gold, but the sense of responsibility to protect what’s been built." (English) "Next time before you spend, remember—don’t be a ‘family wrecker’, be a ‘family keeper’!"