Grandma in Shenyang learned to hand-draw notes with her mobile phone to send red envelopes. Why do people celebrate the Spring Festival with red envelopes?

According to legend, in ancient times, Nocturnal Animals appeared on New Year's Eve. They like to sneak to their children's bedside at night and touch their heads, and the children will have a fever the next day. Idiot? So every year during the Spring Festival, my mother will put some copper coins under the child's pillow. When the monster comes at night, the copper coins will give off golden light and scare the monster away. This is why there is a custom of lucky money in China New Year.

Every year during the Chinese New Year, the elders at home will give red envelopes to their children, which means that they hope their children will learn and make progress, and they will also give red envelopes to their elders at home. I hope they live a long and healthy life. People will celebrate the arrival of the New Year by giving out red envelopes, which is also a way to bless relatives and friends around them. Since the epidemic has not completely dissipated in the past year, it is not recommended that everyone gather more during the New Year. In order to reduce the spread rate, everyone still walks as little as possible, so even if some distant relatives and friends can't meet, they can still express their wishes through WeChat red envelopes, and some elders can express their love for their loved ones through blood donation and red envelopes.

Because people have less cash flow in recent years, WeChat is very convenient and fast, and you can take a mobile phone when you go out. Economic transactions can be completed, so the way to send red envelopes in the past has evolved into a new year's WeChat to grab red envelopes. Because the amount of red envelopes grabbed on WeChat is uncertain, the nature of people's participation has been improved. Everyone hopes to have the best luck and see how much money others have grabbed. This is also a way of entertainment for contemporary people, and it can also improve people's emotional communication.

I suggest that when you receive someone else's red envelope, don't open it in front of you. No matter how much money there is in the red envelope, others will feel embarrassed. Don't discuss the red envelope given by others behind your back. The New Year itself is a celebration and a gift. Don't hurt harmony because of specific quantity.