1. Prince, also known as Crown Prince, Chu Jun or Crown Prince is the heir to the throne of China feudal dynasty. In contemporary times, people privately call people whose parents are senior officials "princes" and "princes".

2. Rich second generation means that parents are rich, maybe entrepreneurs and businessmen, but not officials.

2. From the perspective of wealth level:

A "prince" is not necessarily rich. Even if he is not rich, he is still a "prince". The parents of the rich second generation must be very rich.

Three. Basic features:

"Prince" is mainly reflected in "power", and of course it may be very rich; The rich second generation is mainly reflected in the "money potential". Of course, if you have money, you may rely on power.

Four. Gender:

The prince must be a man, and the rich second generation can be a woman or a man.

Extended data:

In the present semantics, the prince mainly refers to those with prominent family background, or in layman's terms, his father (or grandfather) is.

Rich second generation refers to the children of rich families who inherit huge wealth. The rich second generation will inherit personal assets (including movable property and immovable property) with a total value exceeding10 million yuan. The total value of real estate inherited by the rich second generation accounts for more than 60% of the total value of all their assets, so the assets they can invest in are actually not abundant. Today's rich second generation are used to buying and using luxury goods and often enjoy various high-end services. They are the elite of the future.

The rich second generation and the prince are similar in that most of them have a sense of social superiority and are superior to others.

References:

Rich second generation-Baidu encyclopedia