As the saying goes, "people die of poverty in front of officials and behind temples", is it reasonable?

That's what this statement actually means, that is to say, you must be kind to others, so when you see others in a relatively down-and-out state, don't hit people when they are down, because it will actually damage your life.

There are many proverbs in ancient times, which may sound ethereal now, but in fact these nouns still have many meanings. Then what these proverbs actually want to express is closely related to the background that the ancients said at that time.

First of all, judging from this proverb, in fact, in ancient times, yamen was a very serious place in people's minds. So such a place is in charge of life and death on the earth, and ordinary people should never get close to it easily. So I think that if I often appear in front of the yamen, it means that something bad is likely to happen to me.

Therefore, most people will slip away from the side with their heads down when facing officers and men, and will not appear in front of the yamen. When it comes to temples, the first thing that comes to mind is that this is a place where people pray to God and worship Buddha. However, in this place, it is still divided into the front and back of the temple. Even behind the temple, after a long time, people feel more gloomy and quiet because there is no one. If you appear in front of the temple, you are likely to be entangled in these Yin Qi, which will cause some bad things and have an impact on your fortune.