Don't go if you are poor. What do you mean, don't go if you lose weight?

First, people are poor and don't go to relatives' homes. In ancient times, the poor did not visit relatives. There are two meanings:

1. If you are poor and go to a relative's house, others will think that the relative's house is poor, which will make the relative lose face and affect his local position.

2. If you are poor and go to a relative's house, many relatives will think that you want the other person to help you. After all, in ancient times, everyone's life was not rich, and the family barely made ends meet. If you help poor relatives again, you may even lose your life.

Second, the horse is thin and won't go.

In ancient times, when troops marched and fought, food and grass were essential. There is a saying that the horses and soldiers have not moved, and the food and grass go first. It can be seen that grain and grass are important to the troops. The main means of transportation of grain and grass is horse, and the riding tools of cavalry units are also horses; If Matthew is thin, the thin horse's physical strength can't support the long-distance transportation of grain and grass.

This sentence is not insulting others, on the contrary, it is inspiring others:

As the saying goes, "Poor people never leave their relatives, thin people never leave their soldiers." Very classic, telling the truth, telling the world stories in society from ancient times to the present. The ancients left us many wise words with their own experiences. These famous sayings are not only the wealth of our Chinese civilization, but also give us a lot of reference.

This proverb of the ancients is a warning that a man should have the minimum backbone and the reality is cruel. If you don't want to be looked down upon by others, you must work hard and strive for your position in society.