Chinese New Year is the most important traditional festival in China, and it is also a good time for family reunions and gatherings of family and friends. However, with the improvement of people's living standards, the cost of the Spring Festival is getting higher and higher, and many people will sigh that "the New Year is really expensive". So, how much did you spend on Chinese New Year?
For many people, the Spring Festival is the most expensive time of the year. In addition to traditional New Year's goods, such as candy, melon seeds, peanuts, pastries, etc., you also need to buy new clothes, give red envelopes, and buy gifts for your parents and elders. In addition, many people also choose to travel during the Spring Festival, which also requires a large amount of money. So, how much does it cost?
According to the survey data, most families spend more than 10,000 yuan during the Spring Festival, of which New Year's goods and new clothes are the biggest expenses. In addition, many people will also choose to buy gifts for their parents and elders during the Spring Festival, which is also a large expense. And red envelopes are also essential, generally speaking, the red envelopes for the elders and juniors should be at least 100 yuan or more, and some families with many relatives even spend thousands of yuan on red envelopes.
So, are the costs worth it? For many people, Chinese New Year is the most important festival of the year and a great time to reunite with family and friends, so it is worth spending some money. However, we should also consume rationally and not blindly follow the trend or over-pursue luxury. When buying New Year's goods, new clothes and other items, you should choose according to your actual needs and economic ability, and do not blindly pursue brands and **. At the same time, we should also pay attention to frugality and environmental protection, and minimize unnecessary waste and pollution.
In short, it is inevitable to spend money during the New Year, but we should consume rationally and not blindly follow the trend or pursue luxury excessively. While enjoying the festive atmosphere, we should also pay attention to frugality and environmental protection, and contribute to the sustainable development of families and society.