During the Chinese New Year, people are often confused about how much money to spend on their children. To avoid touching on sensitive issues, consider the following three "wealth principles" to establish the right amount of money for the New Year.Spring Festival, a festival of great significance to us Chinese, is always accompanied by a warm atmosphere and strong traditions.
At this moment, families gathered together to share a sumptuous Chinese New Year's Eve dinner and watch the wonderful Spring Festival Gala program together.
Relatives confide in each other and communicate with each other, flowing with strong family affection and love. In addition, there is also a special activity during the Spring Festival - giving children New Year's money.
New Year's money has different customs and cultural backgrounds in different regions, which also makes this tradition different in terms of specific operation. Some places may pay more attention to the amount of money, while others pay more attention to the heart of blessing.
So, how much money does your family usually give to their children? Is this amount just right, expressing love and blessings without burdening the family?
New Year's money, a special gift during the Spring Festival, is actually closely linked to the family's financial situation. When it comes to deciding how much money to give, we always make a choice within our means.
This is not only to express our blessings, but also to convey a deep heart.
When we talk about the amount of New Year's money, the choice of numbers is particularly crucial. Different numbers have different meanings, and auspicious numbers can bring good luck and blessings.
In most places, even numbers are seen as auspicious, such as "2" for good things in pairs, "6" for good fortune and good luck.
2", this simple number, but it carries a rich meaning. It represents auspiciousness and can also be a choice of different denominations such as 2 yuan, 20 yuan, 200 yuan or 2000 yuan, no matter how much, it is a deep blessing.
With the improvement of living standards, 200 yuan has become a common choice, implying good wishes for the future of children. In addition, "2" also implies the implication of unity and harmony, hoping that the family will be happy and healthy.
The meaning of "6" is richer, it represents the six great shun, whether it is in school, career or life, I hope that the child can go well. Amounts such as 66 yuan, 600 yuan or 666 yuan are all good wishes for the new year for children.
And "8", this number has a special place in Chinese culture. The combination of "888" is full of auspicious atmosphere, making people feel endless happiness and wealth.
However, whatever number you choose, you have to decide based on your financial situation. The core of New Year's money is to express your heart, not to compare or show off. In some places, the amount of money may not be large, but every cent represents the blessings and care of the elders.
In general, New Year's money is not only a gift, but also a transmission of emotions.
When giving New Year's money, we should make decisions based on our own financial situation, relatives and friends, and other factors, so as to avoid putting pressure on our children to compare. Most importantly, let us cherish this traditional custom of the Spring Festival and express our blessings and care with our hearts.