It is an indispensable custom to give red envelopes during the Spring Festival, but each place pays attention to it differently, some people have to give red envelopes when they go out to work, and some people don't need to give red envelopes if they are not married.
Recently, Stephen Chow appeared in "9527 Theater", and the staff lined up to give him red envelopes one by one, knowing that Stephen Chow is 61 years old this year and is still unmarried and childless. I've heard the boss give red envelopes to employees, but this employee gives red envelopes to the boss, it's really the first time I've seen it!
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It turns out that in Hong Kong, as long as you are an unmarried adult, you can receive red envelopes from married people during the Chinese New Year. In other words, as long as Stephen Chow is unmarried in his life, he can always receive red envelopes from his juniors, it turns out that they are single and have this kind of benefit, which is really envious.
In our case, there is very little such saying, generally young people have the ability to work and make money, and there are no red envelopes. It is really recommended that it be popularized nationwide, so that young people can go home less stressful during the Chinese New Year.
Sichuan netizens: So Stephen Chow doesn't get married in order to receive red envelopes.
Guangdong netizens: It's the same on our side, I not only have it after the 90s, but I don't have to send it, although it's a bit embarrassing, but there is no pressure.
Beijing netizens: It is recommended that it be popularized nationwide, and I have sent out 8000 if I am not married.
Shandong netizen: The first time I heard that there is such a good thing as being single, the elders in the north give red envelopes to the younger generations.