How to understand "poverty never leaves home, wealth never returns home"?

"The poor don't leave their relatives, and the rich don't return home" is an old saying commonly used by the elderly in the village. Later, after understanding, I realized that this sentence was written by an augmented sage, and its original words are also a true portrayal of interpersonal relationships in today's society, which is also very practical. More importantly, it reflects people's psychology of being poor and loving the rich, and their human feelings are warm and cold. Literally, this old saying means: when a person is poor, try not to visit relatives, and when he is rich, don't go back to his hometown. In fact, if you think about it carefully, there are indeed many such old sayings in reality. When you visit relatives when you are poor, you may be looked down upon and left out in the cold. When you return to your hometown when you are rich, you will be more or less jealous, and someone will come to you to borrow money or build a good relationship. With money, it is more difficult to borrow more money and less money, and people will gossip.