The Chinese New Year is approaching, and the children are looking forward to new clothes and red envelopes. But for many parents, the Chinese New Year is more like a "big test" of human feelings!
Imagine that in just a few days, you have to juggle all kinds of relatives, friends, and neighbors to visit, give gifts, and be hospitable. What's even more headache is how to deal with the problem of children's red envelopes.
Relatives give the baby 500 New Year's money, what should he do with his family's two babies? She mentioned that some relatives are unconscious, which leads to unpleasant things happening every year.
And Xiaoying felt very embarrassed because of her uncle's "special requirements". The uncle gives Xiaoying's son a red envelope of 1,000 yuan every year, but Xiaoying can only return 500 yuan a year, which makes the uncle feel that he is not "face" enough. Xiaoying is worried that her work will be unstable next year, and she will feel unwilling if she continues to return the gift like this.
For these questions, Sister Zhang shared her experience: exchanging red envelopes with her sister-in-law's children. She gives her two nephews 200 yuan each year and asks them in advance what toys they want, which saves money and pleases the children.
Regarding the meaning of New Year's money, many people express doubts. In fact, the New Year money is a tradition of the Chinese New Year, and it has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of every Chinese. It is not only a source of happiness for children, but also the "root" of our entire nation.
Therefore, parents should not deprive their children of the last bit of ritual for the New Year in order to save trouble. Let's cherish this tradition, give more care and companionship to the children, and let them feel the warmth and happiness of home on this special day of the Chinese New Year!