Every Spring Festival, as the army of urban workers returns to their hometowns for the New Year, the big cities become deserted and the countryside becomes lively. However, this year's Spring Festival is abnormal, and the excitement of the Chinese New Year in the countryside only lasts until the first day of the new year, and many people leave the countryside to travel to the city on the second day of the new year, and the urban tourist attractions are crowded. This change may indicate a change in the future Spring Festival pattern of Chinese, that is, to go out to work at home after the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. So, why can't rural people stay and don't want to spend the New Year at home? This may be due to the fact that the living environment and facilities in rural areas are relatively backward and cannot meet the needs of young people. Compared with urban areas, rural areas lack convenient shopping, entertainment and transportation facilities, as well as rich and diverse social circles and lifestyles. In addition, the Chinese New Year in rural areas is often accompanied by cumbersome etiquette and itineraries to visit relatives and friends, which is unbearable. Therefore, many people choose to go home to have a Chinese New Year's Eve meal with their parents in the Chinese New Year's Eve, and then return to the city in the second or third year of junior high school to have a relaxing Spring Festival.
The city is more convenient and diverse for both shopping and entertainment. Shopping malls, malls, supermarkets, etc., are all available to meet the needs of consumers, whether it is household goods or New Year's shopping. Rural areas lack large shopping venues and have limited choices. In addition, the city's entertainment facilities are becoming more diverse, with various leisure and entertainment venues such as movie theaters, KTVs, and amusement parks where people can enjoy their entertainment time to the fullest.
The transportation facilities in the city are more developed than in the countryside, and the transportation network is more convenient. Highways, subways, buses, etc., allow people to get to their destinations quickly and conveniently. In rural areas, the traffic conditions are often relatively poor, and travel is inconvenient, resulting in inconvenience during the Chinese New Year.
The various cultural events held in the cities are also a major factor in attracting rural people back to the cities. A variety of cultural activities such as temple fairs, theatrical performances, and fireworks shows emerge in the city one after another. These activities not only enrich people's cultural and entertainment life, but also make people feel a strong festival atmosphere.
The traditional customs of rural people celebrating the New Year have troubled many people. Starting from the 25th day of the lunar month, rural people will continue to give gifts to relatives and friends, buy tobacco and alcohol, candy, milk and various nutritional products to make the New Year taste stronger. After the year, I have to take turns to visit the seven aunts and eight aunts, and prepare red envelopes for each child, which costs a lot of money. These cumbersome etiquettes make many young people feel stressed and constrained. Moreover, village gatherings during the Spring Festival are often just meaningless activities such as mahjong and poker, but they are often perceived as a sign of being gregarious. These cumbersome etiquette and unreasonable social requirements have made some young people gradually lose interest in the rural New Year.
In the past, rural people mainly went home to reunite with their relatives during the Chinese New Year, but now more and more people are choosing to travel during the Spring Festival. Chinese New Year's Eve home reunion, Chu.
In the first and second years of junior high school, I will go out to travel, experience different city styles, and relax. Some people choose to return to the city where they originally worked, participate in various cultural and recreational activities in the city, and enjoy the excitement and convenience of the city; And some people choose to go to tourist cities, enjoy temple fairs, hot springs, taste foreign food, and enjoy a relaxing holiday. This eclectic model does not violate the filial piety of the Chinese, but also satisfies the needs of individuals, turning the Spring Festival into a festival of relaxation and leisure.
With the development of society and the change of people's concepts, the mode of the Spring Festival is constantly updated and changed. Especially in the context of the current imbalance between urban and rural development, cities are becoming increasingly attractive to rural areas. Rural people are gradually accustomed to and pursue the convenience and comfort of the city, and are no longer satisfied with the traditional rural life. They prefer to have a relaxed Spring Festival, choose an eclectic way to go home to accompany their parents, and then return to the city for a colorful New Year. This is also the update of the Spring Festival customs and patterns brought about by the changes of the times, which is worthy of our deep thought and **. Therefore, this year's Spring Festival is only these contents, during the Spring Festival, everyone's mood will change, and I can only wish everyone a happy Spring Festival during the Spring Festival!