What does it mean that the wind blows the egg shell card to make people happy?

"The wind blows the eggshell and wealth makes people happy" means that wealth is as fragile as an egg. People will naturally be happy if they don't take wealth so seriously.

The former sentence is mainly used for the rhyme of the latter sentence. In other words, losing money is like the wind blowing an eggshell, but it has no effect on the yolk inside. That is to say, although I lost money, I am still me. No big deal. The last sentence is typical and straightforward. There is no burden to spend money, and people are much more relaxed. A q's typical way to get rid of it.

"The wind blows the eggshell" is a figurative sentence. There is nothing in egg yolk and egg white, which is a metaphor for losing property, and there will be no more troubles (caused by financial disputes) from now on.

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Legend has it that there was once a stingy man who once went out by boat and had to go by water for three days. In order to save money, he brought his own food and only had a "cooked gray egg" (salted egg) to cook. Three days have passed, and he hasn't finished the boiled grey eggs. On this day, he sat at the bow to eat and took out the boiled gray eggs. Unexpectedly, the eggshell was blown into the river by the wind. He felt very sorry and had to look at the eggshell and sigh: "Alas, the wind blew away the eggshell, and wealth made people happy!" " "I comfort myself like this.

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