有钱身后一群狗没钱社会路难走
[yŏu qián shēn hòu yī qún gŏu méi qián shè huì lù nán zŏu]
This idiom translates to 'When rich, you're followed by many; when poor, even dogs will leave you,' reflecting the superficiality and materialism that might characterize social relationships. The metaphorical expression comments on societal attitudes towards individuals with different financial standings.