What's the difference between goodbye and goodbye?

The difference between bye-bye and goodbye is that the language is different, the occasion is different and the meaning is different.

1, different languages

"Goodbye" is Chinese, which is a traditional Chinese way to say goodbye to others, while "Bye-bye" is a transliteration of English and belongs to a foreign language.

2, the use of different occasions

If it is in a formal, serious and solemn occasion, it is generally used to say goodbye. If it is in an informal occasion, it is generally used to say goodbye.

3. Different meanings

"Goodbye" has another meaning, but it also means looking forward to seeing you again, while "Bye-bye" means not wanting to see you again.

Goodbye related words

During the Chinese New Year, various "bye-bye cultures" are also being staged in various places. This custom of "Bye-bye" is particularly popular in Taiwan Province Province. Grandparents always say, "Bye-bye, the coming year will be more prosperous." Behind the prevalence of this culture, it is also an interpretation of the cultural orientation and psychological characteristics of Taiwan Province natives.

People in Taiwan Province Province are particularly humble about the prominent position of God. When they meet the Buddha, even huge stones and "old" trees, they can tie red lines or stick red paper to worship them. They are euphemistically called "stone people" and "tree-headed people" and instantly feel tall and have wood.

There have always been many immigrants in Taiwan Province Province. The starting point of people in Taiwan Province Province to worship the gods is to take root in the local area, overcome many difficulties, live in harmony with the local aborigines, and integrate into the general environment of Taiwan Province Province. In the long-term struggle with the natural environment, a tough character has gradually formed, but the concept of settling down for good health and all the best is also very strong.