"Money is not urgent, money is not biased; What does it mean to be poor in the south and rich in the north?

The phrase "the rich don't rush, the rich don't go crooked, the poor don't go south, and the rich don't go north" first appeared in the mouths of some old people. It is said that it was handed down from grandparents a long time ago, which is roughly to educate us how to be a good person and how to walk well. Although there are so many things that we need to remember in the process of this historical inheritance, they have been forgotten or even lost, but we have to say that they are few and far between. Let's explain one by one ~

The first sentence, wealth is not urgent, wealth is not biased. Generally speaking, it is the attitude towards money, because as long as you are not in a hurry to make money, it is not easy to have problems. Only by doing what you want to do in a down-to-earth manner can the money you earn really be in your own hands. This is what we always say every day. Nowadays, young people are very impetuous or something. In fact, think about the reasons in turn, all because I am lost and dare not stop easily. But in fact, if you are in doubt, you can stop the car immediately and look back, and you are not in such a hurry to make money, then your life will be different ~

In the second sentence, the poor will not go south, and the rich will not go north. Generally speaking, because there is a grand canal in the ancient city, people who trade back and forth basically follow it. It is precisely because of the transaction that they know exactly where these residents live and where the rich and the poor are, and then sum up this sentence. After all, there was a hierarchy at that time, so that it was almost impossible for people of the same level to live in harmony and live together. Therefore, this sentence generally boils down to the whole, which means that there are many poor people on both sides of the north and south, and there is little money; Most rich people are in the east and west, and those with little money are not so miserable.

Of course, combining the upper and lower sentences now means being down-to-earth, not eager for quick success, and knowing that birds of a feather flock together.