How do you remind her husband to send 520 on Qixi Festival?

Actually, I think your husband should want to save money!! There must be a reason why he slammed the door!

Sending 520 is what I mean by loving you, isn't this what you want, it doesn't matter how much money you have, loving you is the most important thing.

To put it bluntly, it's not an outsider.

Then let him hand over the economic power.

You can tell your husband very coquettishly: Husband, is our love so cheap? I think our love is much more precious than that.

You can hint at him and ask him rhetorically.

Say how many gifts your friends received today and how many valuables they received.

And those friends of yours are showing you off, and they are asking you what you received? You said that you were embarrassed to say that you only received a red envelope.

Then you ask your husband, how are you good friends? My friend kept asking what I received?

Tanabata can only send 520 at most, in fact, this is a heart, just express it. As for living expenses and the like, I should usually say to him that I will bear it together, so that I won't be entangled in receiving red envelopes.

Your husband's life is so good, I envy it to death! My wife never works, and she is tired of only serving the children. Every day when I come home from work to help clean up the housework, I also have to wash her feet and massage.

Today I said that I had back pain, tomorrow I said that I had back pain, and I am now a massage master. I make my own breakfast, and she doesn't even have to get up. Sometimes I do it once a month, and I have to tell me, don't expect to do it for you again in the future, serve your teeth yellow, and complain if you don't do it.

Tell him that 520 is a bit short, what do you love about me, please express it clearly, preferably a little longer. For example, for a lifetime or something.

We should think of others better and always be grateful for the little things. It's none of the business, because he doesn't need to know what you're thinking. Doing so just makes you happier.

I don't know why you are responsible for your daily expenses or yourself, if you don't take it, then why do you need your husband to do it, and why do you have children. Or does the child have no other part!!

I think that 520 and 1314 are enough to express it, don't care about the money and the money.

After giving birth to a child and getting divorced, since it is so tormenting, go to court or divorce by agreement, and let him pay child support.

Tanabata husband sent 520 and could return him 131 yuan 4.

If the conditions are better, it is okay to send more red envelopes, and if the conditions are not good, you can return him with 131 yuan 4.

The origin of Tanabata:

Qixi Festival, also known as Qiqiao Festival, Qijie Festival, Daughter's Festival, Qiqiao Festival, Qiniang Meeting, Qixi Festival, Ox Bull Po Day, Qiaoxi, etc., is a traditional Chinese folk festival. The Qixi Festival evolved from the worship of the stars, which is the birthday of the Seven Sisters in the traditional sense, and is named "Qixi Festival" because the worship of the "Seven Sisters" is held on the seventh night of July. It is the traditional customs of Qixi to worship the seventh sister, pray for blessings and make wishes, beg for skillful arts, sit and watch the morning glory Vega, pray for marriage, and store water for Qixi Festival.

After historical development, Qixi Festival has been endowed with the beautiful love legend of "Cowherd and Weaver Girl", making it a festival that symbolizes love, which is considered to be the most romantic traditional festival in China, and has produced the cultural meaning of "Chinese Valentine's Day" in contemporary times.

Origin of Qixi Festival: The Qixi Festival began in ancient times, popularized in the Western Han Dynasty, and flourished in the Song Dynasty. Among the many folk customs of Tanabata, some have gradually disappeared, but a considerable part has been continued.

The Qixi Festival originated in China, and there is also a dusty tradition of celebrating Qixi Festival in some Asian countries influenced by Chinese culture, such as Japan, the Korean Peninsula, and Vietnam. On May 20, 2006, the Qixi Festival was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list by the People's Republic of China. <>