"Bullying a white beard is better than bullying a poor young man. In the end, the dragon wears the phoenix, so I don't believe that the pants will wear a hole. " This is a Cantonese proverb.

I'd rather look down on the old people who have no money than the poor young people, because the future of young people is limitless. If I work hard, I will fly to the sky sooner or later. I don't believe that I will wear pants with holes all my life. Bai: Dai Fenghuang, a white-headed old man: disciple means unbelievable: unbelievable in Cantonese means wide: hole in Cantonese means piercing: things have holes.

"Don't bully poor young people" is not what I want to encourage you.

Because the sentence before it is-

Why don't you bully the white beard Weng?

After all, this is still a discussion about bullying others.

Here, poverty and old age are both lack of capital-the poor have no money and the old have no time.

Lack of capital should not be a reason to humiliate others.