How to understand the sentence "since ancient times, heroes have been poor, and there are not too many teenagers"?

Now that I understand the meaning of ancient Chinese, I will talk about my views in general.

The first explanation:

Let's look at the first sentence first. Poverty here refers to family background, that is, we often say that "a poor family gives birth to a filial son and the country shows loyalty." Therefore, such a family environment is easy to cultivate people's perseverance and make this person a great event in the future. Let's look at the second sentence. The dude mentioned here is the dude, that is, the rich second generation and the official second generation. Born in such an environment, it is inevitable to have the idea of getting something for nothing. Generally, it can be understood as "born in sorrow, died in happiness".

The second explanation:

Poverty and wan ku here are metaphors of the country. The heroes here should be emperors and princes, which is what we usually say: "it is easier to start a business than to keep it." Entrepreneurs are emperors who have the right path, and those who have perished know the reasons, let alone landlords.

The third explanation:

Hehe, the more harmonious kind, the landlord himself will understand, so I won't elaborate.

The fourth explanation:

This comparison has modern significance, that is to say, people who really do practical things are often forgotten and often in a poor situation, and will be recognized by everyone after several years. And those who enjoy themselves for a while all use their own "means" to achieve their goals. In other words, "the sober and sages in ancient times were forgotten, and only great drinkers can be immortalized".

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