How to explain an old saying in rural areas that "a family with bones and dragons is a debt collector"?

How to explain an old saying in rural areas that "a family with bones and dragons is a debt collector"?

A family with a rigid dragon should be a debt collector. The original intention of the rigid dragon in this sentence originally refers to the common name of the ninth son of the dragon, gluttony. As an ancient beast, gluttony is well known to many people. His most prominent habit is that he can eat especially. According to the present statement, he is a typical king with a big stomach. He never gets enough to eat, and he keeps eating, but he doesn't choose food. This is fierce and abnormal.

This refers to the names of children at home, which means that children at home can eat as much as gluttony, and children at home can eat as much as bones turn dragons. There is a similar saying here in Bambamba, which is called "Little Boys Eat Poor Old People", which is also a description of children who are growing up rapidly and eating a lot.

"You should collect debts." Since the bone dragon can eat so much, it will eat the poor at home, just like a debt collector. You should try your best to let him eat anyway. This is not a debt collection. What is it? This is also a kind of ridicule for their children to eat. Imagine, whose children are not debt collectors? Parents try their best to raise their children, even debt collectors have to pay their debts. This proverb is just a joke about what children can eat when they grow up.

In addition, because gluttony is too edible, its image is just a big head and a big mouth, and it will be labeled as a symbol of greed. Therefore, people rarely use the word gluttony for taboos. As the son of the dragon, bone-to-bone dragon is a kind of god beast, symbolizing good luck. Two short names vividly describe people's cultivation.