How do you evaluate the taste of the post-00s generation?

"What a unique way to prepare New Year's food for those born in 2000" Although they can't go home, they must arrange New Year's goods for their parents "Parents arrange the same New Year's food for their daughters who live in different places"

There is a jingle about Chinese New Year customs: Twenty-three, sticky melons; Twenty-four, cleaning day; Twenty-five, grinding tofu; Twenty-six, stewed mutton; Twenty-seven, slaughter the rooster; Twenty-eight, the day of cooking. Face and hair; twenty-nine, pretend to be an incense bucket; stay up all night at thirty; twist and turn on New Year's Day.

These New Year customs are not unfamiliar to those born in the 70s, 80s and 90s, because this is how they spent their childhood. However, for those born after 2000 who have grown up in the new era, these customs may have never happened before.

New Year's money in folk culture means to ward off evil spirits and exorcise ghosts, and to bless peace. When paying New Year's greetings during the Spring Festival, the elders should put the pre-prepared New Year's money into red envelopes and give them to the younger ones. It is said that the New Year's money can suppress evil spirits, because "Sui" and "Evil" are homophonic, so the younger generation can spend one year in peace by receiving the New Year's money.

When those born in the 70s, 80s and 90s were young, their New Year’s money was only 5 yuan or 10 yuan. 20 yuan was a lot, and the elders gave it to them in person. At that time, children were very excited on the morning of the first day of the first lunar month to visit various elders’ homes to pay New Year greetings and receive the New Year’s money prepared by the elders.

Things are different for those born in 2000. Their lives have improved, and their New Year’s money has doubled. Nowadays, the New Year's money received by those born after 2000 is counted in hundreds and thousands, and they still have to receive 18,000 yuan a year. The most important thing is that the post-2000 generation has become smarter and allows their elders to transfer their New Year's money to WeChat, which is convenient for consumption and less likely to be taken away by their parents.

In the childhood of those born in the 70s, 80s and 90s, it was of course essential to pay New Year greetings to their seven aunts and eight aunts during the Spring Festival. In the past, there were many relatives scattered in different places, and transportation was not developed. Everyone basically organized groups to visit relatives for New Year greetings, one family per day, and there were so many relatives that they visited until the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. When celebrating the New Year together, it became eating and drinking at relatives' houses every day. .

Now there are not so many relatives, and the ways of paying New Year greetings are more flexible and diverse.

Or you can drive together for a day or two to visit relatives, or you can send greetings to relatives on WeChat, and then express some gifts to them, and the New Year is over. What do you do with your free time in the first month? Go travel!

As a result, many post-00s spend the Spring Festival either traveling or preparing to travel. They visited famous mountains and rivers at a young age.