Giving out red envelopes has long become a tradition for the Chinese New Year, and the amount of red envelopes varies from place to place due to different regions and family conditions, but there is still a relatively uniform standard range across the country, generally between 200 and 500 yuan. Guangdong seems to be an exception! In Guangdong, five or ten yuan in red envelopes is commonplace. Recently, there was a ** showing an uncle giving out red envelopes, and the children surrounded him to ask for red envelopes. Suddenly, a child said dissatisfiedly: "It's too picky, it's only one dollar!" "The face was full of disdain. This scene sparked heated discussions among netizens, and some people said that although a dollar is indeed a bit small, the child's reaction is really lacking in tutoring. Red envelopes are supposed to be a way to express their hearts, and giving less must have its own pains, and children need more education.
For those who understand PUA (psychology refers to the skill of manipulating other people's feelings), this phenomenon is not just about a dollar, but also about some core values that children are exposed to from an early age. In any case, the children did not even say a word of Wishing you prosperity, which is really worrying. Some netizens mentioned that it is understandable to give little red envelopes, but at least there should be an auspicious word. They believe that such children lack manners and need more education.
Some people think that this child's straightforwardness is worthy of praise, and think that he is brave enough to express his dissatisfaction. Some people also speculate that perhaps the child's family is in financial difficulties, so they react like this. Some netizens joked that it is best for children in the same family to give a piece, so it may be a little difficult at home. The attitude towards this child has also caused a lot of controversy.
In this seemingly simple red envelope incident, it actually involves issues of education and family values. The amount of a dollar is not the most important thing, but whether the children are able to show some basic etiquette and respect in the process. Parents may need to pay more attention to their children's education and guide them to understand the essence of red envelopes, rather than just the amount of red envelopes.
This episode sparked society's thinking about family education. As a cultural tradition, red envelopes should be a medium for cultivating gratitude and respect in children, rather than a simple tool for exchanging money. This also reminds us that behind the red envelope is a broader issue of social education and value guidance. I hope that every child can grow up in the warmth of the family, know how to be grateful and respectful, and experience the profound meaning behind the red envelope.
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