Money is a red envelope for celebrating. I remember when I was a child, the celebrations were all about giving gifts, getting married, having a big birthday, and moving to a new home to buy cloth as gifts. Now all it takes is a red envelope. It seems much simpler, more convenient and more practical than before.

However, with the continuous improvement of living standards, the red envelope is getting bigger and bigger, and there is a mentality of keeping up with the joneses. It's normal for the rich to be bigger, but it's really too much for the poor to give big red envelopes along with them.

I remember one of my relatives and two brothers. Brother is poor, brother is rich. My relatives invited me to drink. My brother is usually generous in giving gifts, but my brother can't be as generous as his brother. My eldest brother's family felt uncomfortable and gradually had a contradiction with my younger brother's family.

Although money is only a courtesy, it is not good if you have the heart to compare with others. Money is only one meaning, and it is best for everyone to handle it easily.

Nowadays, people are willing to keep up with the competition, and the red envelopes for gifts are getting bigger and bigger. If the money is not cancelled, people will feel pressure to buy drinks. It was a good thing for someone to buy drinks, but now it has become a burden.

So I suggest canceling the money and not keeping up with the competition.