1. Respect for the old and love for the young: Paying New Year greetings is a traditional custom, bearing deep respect for the elders and caring for the younger generation. Since ancient times, New Year greetings have been a ceremony for younger generations to pay tribute to their elders and congratulate the Spring Festival. It is not only a simple greeting, but also a thank-you and respect for the hard work of the elders over the past year. Among peers, New Year greetings are a way to bless each other and enhance friendship. With the changes of the times, although the forms of New Year greetings are gradually diversified, the respect for the elders and the care for the younger generation are always the same. Now we may send blessings by phone or WeChat, or send red envelopes and gifts to the younger generation, but the affection behind it is eternal.
2. Reunion of relatives and friends: Happy New Year is a bridge for the sublimation of family and friendship during the Spring Festival. In this reunion festival, no matter where you are, people will always try their best to return to their hometown and spend the holiday with relatives and friends. It is in this joyful and peaceful atmosphere to pay a New Year call and deepen family ties and friendship through visits, dinners and chats. It's not just a meeting again and again, but also a spiritual exchange again and again, which allows people to find that rare warmth and tranquility in their busy lives.
3. Good luck: Happy New Year is still a ceremony to place good wishes and pray for good luck in the new year. In the process of New Year greetings, people will exchange auspicious words, such as "Congratulations on getting rich" and "All the best", which contain good expectations for the new year. At the same time, people will decorate their homes with auspicious objects, such as red Spring Festival couplets and lanterns, which not only adds festive atmosphere to the festival, but also places people's good wishes for the new year. These customs and ceremonies, * * * isomorphism has become the rich connotation of traditional New Year greetings, which makes people feel the beauty and hope of life while celebrating the festive season.