How much money did you spend on this year's red envelope (lai see), and is there any money left from the previous year's hard work?
"If you don't have enough, you can't do it, and if you have more, your heart hurts", is this also how you feel during the New Year?
During the Spring Festival, Xiaobian saw a lot of posts about the discussion of New Year's money, as a Cantonese person, I really don't understand why some areas have red envelopes to compare.
In our Guangdong, if the red envelope exceeds 20 yuan, it is already a broken rule for Cantonese people to give "laisee".
The rising New Year's money has not only become a financial burden for the elderly, but also made many young people feel pressured.
What young people nowadays don't understand is that it is a happy thing to go around to visit relatives and see friends during the Chinese New Year.
I don't know when it started, some people gradually formed a phenomenon of red envelope comparison in order to get by on face.
From 10 yuan, 20 yuan or even 50 yuan at the beginning, but now 200 yuan, 500 yuan, and even more than 1,000 yuan red envelopes.
Xiaobian wiped a handful of sweat in his heart, after a year, we can spend all the money we earned from working hard outside for a year, who can stand it!
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A netizen from rural Yuyao, Zhejiang Province also complained that he and his husband have given red envelopes to 12 children this year, 600 yuan each, and a total of 7,200 yuan has been sent.
This made her feel a lot of pressure even as a young person, let alone the old people in the village.
For this reason, there is also a professor in the Department of Sociology of Shandong University named Wang Zhongwu, who believes that "if it is not curbed, the amount of New Year's money may rise."
Therefore, he suggested that an advocacy specification could be introduced to form a soft constraint.
This suggestion has also been supported by many young people, and some people even strongly recommend recommending the customs of Liangguang, not only the bride price is low, but the "profit is" is just a meaning, the picture is auspicious, a Spring Festival down, the profit sent out is a few hundred yuan.
Seeing this content, many netizens are envious, and some of the netizens' comments are even more interesting, let's take a look!
Zhejiang's red envelopes are scary, do you have to give them if you are not married?
On the contrary, as long as you are unmarried, no matter how old you are, as long as you dare to accept it, others will give it.
It can only be said that Guangdong Chaoshan is a local tyrant. [covers face]
Fujian: Do you receive 70,000 yuan in red envelopes a year?
What kind of family is this, many people don't have so much salary for a year![Covering face]
Xiaobian also wants to know, are the red envelopes in Zhejiang so high, starting at 600?
During the Spring Festival in Sichuan, I sent 5,000 yuan out and worked for 5 years, but the money I earned was not enough to give red envelopes during the New Year. [covers face]
The red envelopes in the Northeast all start at 500, and the closer ones cost 1,000 yuan, and more than 10,000 were sent out in just a week, so difficult!
Recently, I don't know where it is always said, now the Cantonese people send "Li Shi" is also 50,100, but the editor is also from Guangdong, and the "Li Shi" I send here is basically 10 yuan.
Support, do not allow foreign red envelopes to compare to destroy our Cantonese people's "laisee" rules.
Cantonese people have always been low-key, giving "Lishi" is to be auspicious, not popular comparison, don't care how outsiders laugh at us, we still remain the same.
Liaoning: Thanks to the support and recognition of the Northeast Lao Tie, we support the promotion of Guangdong customs throughout the country, popularize them together, reduce the burden on young people, and allow the elderly to leave some pensions for the elderly. [Bikoin]
Do you like this custom in Guangdong?#天南地北大拜年#
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