The above answer is only the most direct and consistent meaning of modern Chinese grammar, and it is not accurate. The poor move and the rich move graves, respectively. Poor moving: equivalent to a sentence "poor tossing", the more "tossing", the poorer. The poor have no place to live. They live here today and don't know where to live tomorrow. They often move, and the more they toss about, the poorer they get. The actual meaning is that the poor are always moving and changing their residences, so they "move because they are poor." The rich move to the grave: it is equivalent to the slogan "If you want to be rich, have fewer children and plant more trees". "moving the rich to the grave" means finding a good place to move the grave if you want to be rich. I don't believe we can look at real examples. Rich people don't move graves, they only build graves and don't move often. Although they have many properties, they are not happy. It is often the poor who have just changed their residence and moved, and every time they move, they will spend all their savings and become poorer and poorer! There are many stories in history that changed the fate of the family after moving the grave, all of which verified the significance of "moving the grave to the rich"
Yin House: It is equivalent to a nameplate of a family, which determines people's wealth and dignity.
Yangzhai: A person's living environment determines his shelf life, degree of wear and tear and so on.
Yin house is not as good as Yang house, which can only guarantee people's health and longevity, and will not change people's official, financial and social status.
It is not good to live in a secluded house. Even if you are an emperor, it is difficult to have a healthy and long-lived body.
Another way to get rid of the shackles of "Feng Shui" is to do good deeds and accumulate virtue. Gao Long crouched in the tiger, respected. When the accumulated "virtue" reaches a certain level and walks between heaven and earth, it will be invincible and unfavorable!