Xinwen Lianbo anchor wishes you a happy New Year. Will you wish you a happy New Year in person or via WeChat this year?

New Year's greetings from News Network

In 2021, the Year of the Ox arrives, the anchor of News Network wishes everyone New Year's greetings. With the arrival of spring, the earth is in full bloom, and everything in the world is new. Good luck in the Year of the Ox. I wish you all the best and all the blessings in the Year of the Ox. I wish your family happiness, health and all the best!

The anchor of Xinwen Network is wearing a red dress with a strong New Year flavor, speaks fluent Mandarin, and warmly wishes everyone a Happy New Year with a smile! Following the Year of the Rat 2020, another year has passed and a new year has ushered in. The Year of the Ox has arrived in 2021. Just like the New Year in 2020, our family still sends New Year greetings on WeChat.

In 2021, many people stayed at their workplaces to celebrate the New Year, instead of returning to their hometowns to celebrate the New Year in order to reduce the flow of people and avoid the crowds during the Spring Festival. It just means that when many people are encouraged to celebrate the New Year in situ and employees comply, those of us who are in or near our hometowns do not want to be held back.

My local area is a dozen or so small cities. Although it is one of the low-risk areas in the country with zero cases, the local policy is to prevent people from gathering. Therefore, the senior elders in my family have already informed in the Happy Family group on WeChat that they will not visit relatives during the New Year, remember to wear masks when going out, and are prohibited from visiting other relatives’ homes to pay New Year greetings. Ways to greet the New Year

In the WeChat Moments, list friends post content related to the New Year weather, various New Year greetings, New Year avatars, New Year emoticons and pictures. In the early morning, the New Year arrives, and the WeChat family group starts sending red envelopes to celebrate the New Year. The elders send red envelopes one after another to celebrate the New Year. The juniors grab the red envelopes and send blessings and emoticons to the elders.

Although the epidemic has prevented in-person New Year greetings, every household has played tricks to celebrate the New Year on WeChat. The younger generation who are getting older have fallen in love with this way of sending New Year greetings on WeChat. Because of the New Year greetings on WeChat, there is no longer the characteristic group of elders standing around to shout and ask questions about topics that are more embarrassing for young people. The method of sending New Year greetings via WeChat is much more harmonious than sending New Year greetings in person.

The elders talk more about their years, topics about their peers and news events, and no longer focus on the studies, careers and marriages of the younger generations. There are even some elders who still ask questions about the concerns of younger generations and topics that embarrass young people; there are still countermeasures in WeChat, emoticons and a random New Year greeting article can politely reply to the elders without embarrassment. Self.