What do you mean by triple robbery?

Heavy wealth and triple robbery is an idiom in China, which refers to the situation that only a little property and a little property have suffered disasters, disasters and losses. Among them, "a heavy fortune" means having only one or a small amount of property, while "triple robbery" means having experienced three different disasters and disasters. Specifically, the "three robberies" vividly express that people are not only facing the gap between the rich and the poor, property security and other issues in the economy, but also facing unpredictable risks and difficulties such as natural disasters and unfortunate events. This idiom is also often used to describe the fragility and instability of something. For example, some markets fluctuate greatly, and even a small amount of investment may face losses. Or some social groups are high-risk groups, such as the poor and the elderly. In a word, "emphasizing wealth and robbing three times" reminds people to be cautious in life, to plan rationally in financial management, and to face difficulties.