I'd rather have ten years of good luck after losing money.

In other words, a disaster happened that year and was avoided by losing money.

For example, when you are 47 or 48 years old, you would rather lose money than pay. I'd rather lose everything than ride out the storm smoothly. After that, I will have ten years of good luck. It means: nature is not bad, work diligently, and do bad things well.

There will be conflicts with brothers, relatives and friends, and even people will gossip when they invite people to dinner. When I was young, I was poor and couldn't make a fortune. Beating people is not good for wives and children. You can't marry and have children until you are over forty, and life will get better and better. But by the age of forty-six or seven, there will be disasters, and it is necessary to give up money to avoid disasters. In the next decade, my luck will get better and my family will be richer. At the age of 73, there will be three sons to support the elderly. The answer is for reference only. Don't be blindly superstitious.