Why do young people have an aversion to sending new year messages in groups?

Since the popularity of mobile phones, mass messaging has become a traditional New Year custom in China. However, more and more young people say that they would rather not receive mass messages about New Year greetings, but prefer real communication between relatives and friends. So, why do young people resent sending messages in groups? Sending New Year's messages in groups can't really convey the sender's wishes, but more is the popular trend on social media.

On social media, people will be surrounded by a lot of blessings, but these blessings often can't really express the sincere wishes of the sender. In this case, young people resent sending New Year greetings in groups, because they think this kind of blessing is meaningless and false.

In addition, sending new year messages in groups will make young people feel the distance of identity. Most young people communicate and interact on the Internet, but it is a "one-size-fits-all" behavior to send text messages in groups, and they will feel that there is a huge identity distance between themselves and the sender.

In addition, mass New Year greetings are often considered as prevarication, which makes people feel uncomfortable. In addition, young people are disgusted with sending messages in groups, because this behavior will reduce the authenticity of communication.

After all, mass texting is only a superficial communication, and there is no real communication content, while young people prefer real and in-depth communication rather than a superficial article.

Therefore, people dislike sending New Year greetings in groups, mainly because this kind of behavior can't really express the sender's wishes, which makes people feel the distance of identity and reduces the authenticity of communication.

Therefore, if you really want to convey the blessing, it is suggested to communicate in a real way, which can better reflect the sincere blessing of the sender.

Of course, everyone has different preferences. Some people may like to send messages in groups, and there is nothing wrong with it. But on the whole, young people prefer real communication to superficial articles. Only through real communication can we convey the most sincere and profound blessings.