Whether or not a red envelope sent on Valentine's Day can be returned depends on the specific situation and the law, but here are the general principles and considerations:
Nature of the gift: A red envelope is considered a gift, and in general, once a gift has been given and accepted, it is usually irrevocable. Therefore, if you send a red envelope to the other person on Valentine's Day, in general, the other party may be entitled to keep the amount of the red envelope and not need to return it.
Contract or agreement: You may be entitled to demand the return of a red packet if there is a written or verbal agreement at the time of sending it, such as a clear indication that the red packet is conditional, needs to be returned, or is merely a temporary loan, and both parties agree to such an agreement.
Marital relationship: If you are married or have some kind of legal relationship with the other person, such as a common-law relationship or marriage, the situation can get complicated. Depending on local law, there may be specific provisions to deal with joint property and division of property upon termination of the relationship. This may involve the processing and distribution of red packets.
It is important to note that legal provisions vary from country to country and may also be affected by the specific circumstances and the agreement or agreement between the parties. If you have questions or need to seek specific legal advice, it is advisable to consult a local lawyer. They can provide specific guidance and answers based on the laws in your area.