What does Gongzi mean in Cantonese?

In Cantonese, this word refers to the son or aristocrat of the rich, and sometimes it can also refer to the family of the rich.

In Cantonese, the word "childe" is usually used to refer to the sons or nobles of the rich, and sometimes it can also refer to the people of the rich family. Its meaning is similar to "the life of a son", implying a noble fate, that is, the life of wealth.

Childe is a kind of address for others in ancient China, usually used to address men. In the pre-Qin period, the princes' sons were called childe and their daughters were called microscope. From the Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, the son of Gongqing was also called a son. During the Northern Song Dynasty, the title of Childe became popular. A young man from a noble family or a man with little knowledge can be called a son.