Chinese New Year is the most important thing for ChineseTraditional festivalsAnd on this festive occasion, it is an important custom for elders to give red envelopes to younger generations. This custom has its roots in ancient times"Crush the gods"Customs, people believe that giving children New Year's money can ward off evil spirits and bless childrenPeaceGrow. Nowadays, this custom has evolved into the elders giving red envelopes to the younger ones during the Chinese New Year, which has become the most anticipated benefit for children. However, when giving red envelopes to the children of relatives and friends, we need to pay attention to some etiquette and habits to avoid misunderstandings due to accidentally breaking the rules.
When giving red envelopes to your child, timing is crucial. If you have children at home, it is a sign of respect and politeness to give them a red envelope after the other party has given you a red envelope. This avoids embarrassment and misunderstandings. If one party has a child, always keep an eye out for the child's arrival. Once the child comes to pay New Year's greetings, they should give the red envelope in time, instead of waiting until parting time and then handing it over in a hurry. Not only does this seem insincere, but it can also be unpleasant.
One of the busiest things we do during the Chinese New Year is giving out red envelopes to the children of friends and family. It is a way of expressing blessings and is very important in traditional culture. However, sometimes we may cause misunderstandings due to some details. Therefore, in order to avoid this, we should keep in mind some etiquette and habits to observe when giving red envelopes to the children of relatives and friends.
Gift exchange has always been an important value. If the other party gives your child 200 yuan, but you only give the other person's child 100 yuan, this is obviously not fair and respectful. The value of a gift does not lie in the size of the gift, but in the sincerity of the heart. Therefore, when giving red envelopes, we should try to maintain the principle of fairness and reciprocity, so that the other party can feel our sincerity and care.
In addition to timing, the amount of the red envelope also needs special attention. In the past, the amount of red envelopes was usually only a few dozen yuan. withlifeAs the level increases, the amount of red envelopes gradually increases. Generally speaking, you should start with at least 100 yuan, so as to reflect your sincerity and heart. Also, avoid some no'sGeelysuch as $300, $400, and so on. Because these numbers are often associated with the homonyms of "scattered" and "dead", it gives people a sense of foremin. So, when choosing an amount, it's better to choose someGeelynumbers, such as 200 yuan, 600 yuan, 800 yuan, 1000 yuan, etc., which not only have face, but also implyNew YearGood luck and good luck.
This is especially important. If the child receives a red envelope unknowingly, but the parent does not know about it, it is likely to cause a series of unnecessary misunderstandings. First, parents may feel neglected and think that you are not paying enough attention to their children. Secondly, if the child loses the New Year's money, the parents may think that you did not give it, and then there will be unnecessary quarrels. Therefore, in order to avoid this embarrassment and misunderstanding, it is best to give red envelopes in front of the child's parents, so that everyone can understand and avoid unnecessary disputes.
There are many factors that we need to consider when giving red envelopes to our children. In addition to following certain etiquette and habits, it is also necessary to pay attention to the amount of money and the good luck of the numbers. These details can affect the other person's feelings and overall etiquette. Therefore, when giving red envelopes to children, you may wish to think more, strive to be proper and decent, and convey your sincere blessings.
During the Chinese New Year, giving red envelopes to children is an important traditional custom. However, when giving red envelopes to the children of relatives and friends, we need to pay attention to some etiquette and habits to avoid unnecessary troubles caused by negligence. Keep in mind"3 Don't"The principle, that is, not to give too late, not to give less than the amount received by your own child, and not to give behind the child's parents' back, will help to maintain during the Chinese New YearAffectionand friendship, so that everyone can have a harmonious and happy timeNew Year。By following these principles, we can better inherit and carry forward the traditional culture, and make the custom of red envelopes more meaningful. Therefore, when preparing red envelopes, we should think carefully, do what we can, and pass on sincere blessings to make the New Year more joyful, warm and meaningful. Happy Chinese New Year! Auspicious Year of the Dragon! Have good luck! Career is booming! Family happiness! All wishes come true! Good luck is always with you! Happiness!