What does it mean to rake but not pick up and not accept bad money?

"Don't accept bad money, don't accept bad money" means don't find simple things to do and don't accept ill-gotten gains. This is a common saying in daily life.

The rake sum of the previous sentence comes from Sichuan dialect, which means soft, and the bad money behind it refers to ill-gotten gains. There are thousands of proverbs in Qian Qian. These proverbs are created by the masses, spread in their spoken language, and have the characteristics of colloquialism and popularization. Proverbs often reflect people's experiences and wishes and make people's lives more interesting, especially with strong local color.

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Rakes can be eaten, used and picked up. Old people like to eat rake food, female dolls like to wear rake clothes, and thrifty people like to pick rake food. Its original intention is to describe the softness of objects (which means the same as "raking ears" for fear of wife's soft ears); When it comes to spending money, it becomes "cheap"; It involves luck, and it also means "unexpected harvest, pie in the sky"

There is a nursery rhyme "Hat Head", which reads "Hat Head, Hat Head, Rake, Warm". As the name implies, "Maoertou" rice refers to a large bowl of white rice and a small bowl of rice that are upside down and shaped like a round hat, which is called "Maoertou". Rice is flour and rice, which is of course "rake" (soft) compared with coarse grains such as corn.