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hundreds or even nearly a thousand yuan in red envelopes" Li Rui said with emotion As early as the beginning of the year, the "National Lucky Money Map" had sparked heated discussions According to Red Star News, on this "map", New Year's money is generally higher in the eastern coastal areas, such as Zhejiang Yuan, Shanghai Yuan, and Jiangsu Yuan, while in the central and western regions, it is relatively lower, such as Shaanxi Yuan and Guizhou Yuan The most eye-catching ones are undoubtedly Fujian and Guangdong The average New Year's money in Putian, Fujian is as high as 1 yuan, while in Guangdong Province it is only 1


yuan Hou Zhouyan, who works in Guangzhou and is Rich People Phone Number List originally from Zhejiang, told "Dingjiao" that he used to have a good income and could withstand the pressure of red envelopes, but in the past year, the income of his store was very unstable and he still had debts If he still gave out red envelopes in the previous way, it would be totally unacceptable "Fake your face to look fat" This Spring Festival he decided to give out red envelopes according to Guangdong custom The old Cantonese people still



retain the custom of "distributing red packets" to the younger generation They only talk about the "meaning" and not the amount "Generally, 'profit' is a five-yuan red envelope, and a maximum of ten yuan can be given to relatives and a maximum of one hundred yuan" Zhou Yan said that Cantonese people can freely put five or ten yuan in their New Year red envelopes without hindering people from blessing each other Hou Liu Li has a daughter who is less than two years old During the Spring Festival last year, she became sulky because of the issue of New Year's money between relatives "According to the general rules, you have to give the same number or even more to other people's children as others give you But the problem is that the relatives in our hometown basically have two or three children When we