纨绔
[wán kù]
'纨绔' (Wánkù) translates roughly to a spoiled young rich man. In ancient China, this term was used for people from wealthy families who spent their money irresponsibly and indulged in luxury. Today, it can be used to describe someone living off family wealth and not caring about responsibilities. The user might imply they are carefree or have no worries of material things.