Generally, it depends on how much your roommate pays and how much you pay with it. With the graduation of many students, it is normal for them to start looking for jobs and settle down, get married and have children. For example, at my age, it's time to get married, and many boys around me are getting married, so it's also essential to pay with money. In fact, in my personal opinion, it is good to be with money, so it goes without saying that being with money is a good feeling, and being with money is a bad feeling. ?

Money is just an expression of ideas. Many people think it is impolite to have less money, and whoever has more money feels that he can't afford it. Actually, I don't think it's necessary to entangle this kind of money. This is more or less your own idea, especially your college classmates. They may be together because of marriage, and then they may never be together again. So this is more or less your own idea. It's good to have a brain. There is no need to compare with others. This is better than that, and I can see my roommates. You'd better unify a standard, no. ?

Depending on your personal situation, follow the money. If your financial conditions permit, and the other person is your good friend, you can add a little more money. If the relationship is just so-so, but people tell you that you are getting married, you can use the most ordinary money to return the gift, depending on your actual situation. You shouldn't give others a lot of money to save face. In fact, this will not only cause a burden to yourself, but also. ?

Anyway, it's your own will to give whatever you want. Don't dwell on this matter, look at your personal ability and think what you want.