What are the scenic spots and customs in Shenzhen for the New Year?

I didn't stay in Shenzhen for a long time and didn't have much contact with the locals. I don't know much about Chinese New Year, but two customs have left a deep impression on me, so I'd like to share them with you.

1. About red envelopes, Shenzhen is called red envelope Li. People rushed to the bank to change new banknotes early before the Chinese New Year, and most of them were changed from 5 yuan to 10 yuan small denomination banknotes for the New Year. They don't ask for a large amount, just a good meaning. Because there are too many people changing money, many small counters can't be changed in an hour. It's also interesting to send Li, as long as you're unmarried, even if it's 50 yuan. My son flew away because he was embarrassed to say that he had a red envelope.

2. About Nianju. Before the Chinese New Year, almost every household bought new year's goods. This tree is about one meter in size. It is rolled into a cylinder. On the green leaves, oranges are golden yellow, and people can't put it down when they look at the fruitful results. I really want to choose one to try. There are chrysanthemums everywhere in the community, shops and street corners, and other flowers and plants, all of which are covered with red envelopes. "Why?" "Bitter soil!" "ah? ! "I can't help but stare big eyes and open my mouth. "After the first month of 15, the streets were full of discarded oranges." "Why?" "A year has passed, fool!" I opened my eyes and mouth again! What a pity!