In traditional Chinese culture, elders give red envelopes to younger generations during the Chinese New Year. During the Spring Festival, elders will put pre prepared New Year's money into red envelopes and send them one by one to younger generations who come to pay their respects. In recent years, there has been a new phenomenon in many families where younger generations send red envelopes to their elders in the opposite direction. On this day of family reunion, the younger generation presents red envelopes to the elders, which becomes a positive interaction and makes the family relationship stronger and more intimate. The Book of Songs goes: "Father gave birth to me, mother bowed to me. Caressed me, raised me, cared for me, restored me, and carried me in and out." The kindness of parents cannot be expressed in words, and children can only repay it with filial piety. The way of filial piety is the constant way of human beings. A person with noble character must be a person with filial piety. Offering "reverse lucky money" to elders during the Spring Festival is a concrete manifestation of filial piety in children. During the Spring Festival, offering "reverse New Year money" to elders can alleviate the financial pressure on the elderly in some families, but more often it carries the filial piety and blessings of children, becoming a bridge and bond for families to respect and love the elderly, communicate emotions, and enhance harmony. Reverse lucky money can become a New Year custom. May more families adopt a new trend of "reverse lucky money" and form a new custom of filial piety and love for the elderly. Of course, the "reverse lucky money" during the Chinese New Year is just the beginning and form of filial piety. Filial piety and love for the elderly depend on one's heart and actions. Filial piety should be packed in red envelopes, and more importantly, it should be kept in the heart and remembered. If possible, be sure to go home frequently and spend more time with your parents; When going out, be sure to make a regular phone call to greet your parents; Parents are financially strapped, so don't forget to give them some pocket money... In fact, besides the "reverse lucky money" during the Chinese New Year, careful care and companionship in daily life are also important. (Lai Xin She)
Edit：Luo yu Responsible editor：Jia jia
Source：Beijing Youth Daily
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