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The most common way of saying "rich" in Chinese is 有钱 (yǒu qián). This phrase literally translates to "have money" and is used to describe someone who is well off or wealthy. It can also be used to describe someone who has a lot of material possessions or resources.
Other common ways of saying "rich" in Chinese include 富裕 (fù yù), which means "wealthy" or "well-to-do".
In colloquial Chinese, people may also use slang terms to describe someone who is rich, such as 富二代 (fù èr dài) which literally means "second generation rich" or 富豪 (fù háo) which means "tycoon" or "magnate".
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