Chinese New Year's Eve night and pressing the old money is also one of the Traditions of the New Year. Chinese New Year's Eve this year, a video of a lady in Zhoukou, Henan Province, giving two nephews and two nieces ten thousand yuan each, sparked a heated discussion.
In the video, the four children run to the aunt in turn, bow to the aunt excitedly and shout: "Happy New Year auntie!" Their sister-in-law, on the other hand, held a thick pile of money in ten thousand units and gave each child ten thousand.
Watching the video, after the lady gave the children money, the money in her hand did not decrease much. I just don't know who the rest of the money will be thrown to. No matter where the rest of the money goes, there is no doubt that this lady is very rich.
Parents of children who received the money said that they would keep their money. The aunt is someone else's aunt, but her parents are the same kind of parents in the world.
In the comments of netizens, most people hope that they also have such a little aunt, it is best to come to a dozen; some people leave messages hoping that they can become such a little aunt; some netizens think of the exchange of courtesy, and feel that such pressure on the old money will inevitably cause pressure to people.
No matter how much money adults give their children, in essence, it is a manifestation of human interaction between adults. Emotional intimacy, the weight of communication, etc., may become a consideration for giving more money to less.
Such a consideration is not a burden for adults, a game of exchanging red envelopes; for children, it is easy to cultivate the heart of greed and comparison.
A few years ago, some financial app once made a national market map of the old money. In contrast, people have found that Guangdong, which is economically developed, is the area with the least amount of money, usually 5 yuan, 10 yuan, and more than 100 yuan.
@Xi Mo Qing Talk In Guangdong, pressing the old money is called "Pai Li Is", that is, distributing red envelopes, taking the meaning of red festivities and good luck. Since it is a matter of intention, the amount of money does not need to be much.
Because of this, some netizens said that he received more than two hundred copies of 5 yuan red envelopes in the New Year these days. To be honest, the author really thinks that such red envelopes are lively. What do you think? #Weekly Verbal Notes ##Guangzhou Headlines # #金粉社区 #
