Post by account_disabled on Mar 7, 2024 11:39:02 GMT
who had helped her in the past. She would also leave some for gifts to relatives, entertainment expenses, etc. New Year expenses. 2. After the "rectification", fewer or no New Year red envelopes were issued. Li Rui and Zhao Fan are not the only ones. Every Spring Festival, many people complain on social platforms that the New Year red envelopes alone are a big expense. As people later enter society and start a family and start a business, the discussion on New Year’s red envelopes becomes even more intense on major social platforms. Many young people
mentioned that it is expensive and troublesome to pack Chinese New Year red envelopes. As for how much to put in the red envelopes, it is even more of a dilemma. So just like "rectifying the workplace", those who grew up in the Internet culture Rich People Phone Number List decided to rectify the New Year's money. The most common ways they support each other are to send less red envelopes or not to send out red envelopes. More than one young person mentioned to "Ding Jiao" that it is understandable to honor their parents and give "new year's money" to the elders who have helped them.
However, it is really troublesome that the money given to children as a gift is getting higher and higher every year. "When we were young, we received a few dozen yuan or one or two hundred yuan in lucky money, but now we have to pack hundreds or even nearly a thousand yuan in red envelopes." Li Rui said with emotion. As early as the beginning of the year, the "National Lucky Money Map" had sparked heated discussions. According to Red Star News, on this "map", New Year's money is generally higher in the eastern coastal areas, such as Zhejiang Yuan, Shanghai Yuan, and Jiangsu Yuan, while in the central and western regions, it is relatively lower, such as Shaanxi Yuan and Guizhou Yuan. The most eye-catching ones are