When will the red envelope end for the New Year?

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There are two situations to receive red envelopes during the New Year: one is that if it is issued by the unit to employees, it is generally before the arrival of the New Year, and it will lose its meaning after the New Year, that is to say, after the first day of the new year, it is the end of receiving red envelopes; Second, if the red envelope is New Year's money, from the beginning of the new year, it is generally possible before the fifth day of the new year, and once the "fifth day of the new year" passes, the people have the saying of "breaking the five", the year has passed, and it is also the time to receive the red envelope.

It's QQ, right? After the end of February, this event will be gone.

New Year's red packets are generally wrapped on the 30th day of the Chinese New Year's Eve, and sent on the evening of the 30th of the Chinese New Year's Eve or the first day of the New Year. Chinese New Year pie"Red envelopes"It is a Chinese New Year custom, and the Chinese love the color red because it symbolizes vitality, happiness and good luck. Red envelopes are also called New Year's money in the traditional sense, which is the money wrapped in red paper by the elders for their children during the Lunar New Year.

Nowadays, not only the elders can give red envelopes to the younger generations, but the younger generations can also give red envelopes to the elders to express their gratitude.

New Year's money is a traditional custom of the Han people, and the elders generally put the money in red envelopes for the younger generations during the countdown to the New Year. New Year's money has a good meaning, and it is usually believed that it has the ability to ward off evil spirits and drive away ghosts, and bless peace.

It is said that the New Year's money can suppress the evil spirit, and the younger generation can spend the year peacefully when they get the New Year's money. There is a custom of giving out red envelopes during the Spring Festival every year, and in some areas, married people give them to unmarried relatives and friends.

The habit of giving red envelopes generally only exists between close relatives and friends. In some areas, the scope of red envelopes for the New Year is more extensive, such as the younger generations of neighbors and ordinary colleagues.

Different local customs are different, some places will give New Year's red envelopes on the night of Chinese New Year's Eve, and some places will give them on the first day of the New Year, no matter when the meaning is given, it is very good.

Wrapping red envelopes for parents symbolizes the respect and filial piety of the younger generations to their elders, symbolizes their own hearts and good wishes for their parents, and also means happiness, health and happiness in the new year. Red envelopes are given during the Spring Festival, some places are on Chinese New Year's Eve and pants night, and some places are on the first day of the new year, each place is different, and everyone is controversial about this time. Red envelopes for parents during the Spring Festival, in everyone's impression, are usually given on Chinese New Year's Eve, and on Chinese New Year's Eve, one year old in the sound of firecrackers, people often feel more meaningful.

The meaning of the red envelope

When I was a child, the children's favorite thing was to receive the New Year's money from their elders during the Chinese New Year, in fact, the New Year's money is one of the traditional customs of the Han people. New Year's money, also known as pressure money, and 祟 refers to bad things, read Wang Yi in the New Year, people usually think that the New Year's money can ward off evil spirits, bless happiness and peace, which also expresses people's good wishes for the new year.

As people's material life becomes richer and richer, the amount of red envelopes is also increasing, and some will even form a psychology of comparing with the highest Jane. China is rich in land and resources, and the customs and customs of various places are also different, and in retrospect, in fact, the heart has arrived, which is the best and most sincere blessing for the coming year.

New Year's red envelopes are the most meaningful kisses given on Chinese New Year's Eve.

Generally, it is the evening of the thirtieth or the morning of the first day of the new year, and relatives send it when they pay New Year's greetings.

Giving out red envelopes to underage juniors (according to Chinese beliefs, married people are considered adults) is a sign of bringing good luck to them. The money in the red envelope, just to make the children happy, its main meaning is in the red paper, because it symbolizes good luck. Therefore, it is rude to open a red envelope in front of the elders who distribute it.

New Year's red envelopes are usually divided into red envelopes for juniors and parents, and their elders usually give gifts rather than choose red envelopes, normally given on Chinese New Year's Eve, or given during the Spring Festival, and it is more auspicious to give red envelopes at the right time.

The role of giving red envelopes during the Chinese New Year

Sending "red envelopes" is a New Year's custom, and Chinese love red because red symbolizes vitality, happiness and good luck.

The distribution of red envelopes to underage juniors is a sign of good wishes and good luck to them. The money in the red envelope, just to make the children happy, its main meaning is in the red paper, because it symbolizes good luck. Therefore, it is rude to open a red envelope in front of the elders who distribute it.

Pai "red envelope" is also known as "Pali is", Li is Li Shi, which means that Li Li is yes and is popular all year round. The word "Lishi" has existed since ancient times, and it has been recorded as early as the Book of Changes, with the meaning of less and more profit.