What does the old saying in rural areas mean, "If you are poor, you won't climb your parents, and if it rains, you won't climb the pier"?

When you are poor, don't climb those rich and powerful relatives. They don't care about you. Try to go to a low place when it rains, but don't go to a high place, it will hurt yourself. Don't flatter our relatives. From the beginning, this sentence tells us not to climb on those relatives, because our status gap is wide, and the other party doesn't treat us as relatives at all. Today's society is very realistic. Although they are relatives, they also depend on their status and status. If your status and status are very different, the people above us will inevitably resent you. If you are poor, live your own life. Don't borrow money from these high-ranking relatives, and don't ask them to do things, because they may not admit the existence of your relative in their hearts. Even if you ask these powerful relatives, they will treat you badly, and you can't get along well. This sentence also tells us that getting along with people with similar status will make us very comfortable, and we should ignore those who are above us. Don't go to high places in rainy days. The road is slippery in rainy days. This sentence also tells us not to go high in rainy days, because we may fall heavily because of slipping. On rainy days, we should go to low places to ensure our safety. This sentence also implies the truth of the previous sentence. When you are hurt, remember not to climb on others, because it may make you fall heavily on the ground and hurt you more than now. This sentence is not only used in ancient times, but also in today's society. No matter what our status is, it's best not to ask others for anything, but to solve what we can, so that you can get the respect of others, and don't envy others' lives, just live your own life too high.