The Chinese New Year, which is supposed to be a time of reunion and joy, has often become an insurmountable obstacle in the hearts of many people. It's like a play, everyone is playing their own role, but there are many hidden things behind it.
A friend appealed on WeChat about her boredom with the Chinese New Year. She watched her husband busy preparing for the New Year, but she felt at a loss. This situation seems to be a common conflict between many couples during the holiday season. One is busy, the other is idle, and it is easy to cause unnecessary friction.
What's even more embarrassing is that where to go for the New Year has become a seemingly ordinary but controversial topic. She mentioned that a couple got into an argument over the issue and a shocking scene took place at a highway intersection. Such a scene may not be uncommon in many families.
She also mentioned the conflict between her mother-in-law and father-in-law. During the Chinese New Year, the mother-in-law and the father-in-law had an argument over the reception of the father-in-law's mother, and this complicated family relationship also reflects that the Chinese New Year is not a pleasant thing for some families.
The red envelope, as part of the Chinese New Year, also caused some dissatisfaction in her. The mother-in-law gave fewer red envelopes, which made her feel a little unhappy. This kind of money consideration is also common during the Chinese New Year.
Overall, this article reflects the contradictions and troubles faced by many families during the Chinese New Year through personal experiences. Perhaps, the Chinese New Year is a performance of inner struggle for everyone, and the key to solving this struggle may lie in mutual understanding and tolerance.