Why are there so many Spring Festival greeting messages?

Spring Festival greetings are flowery in words, diverse in forms, beautifully edited and even illustrated. At first glance, it is a message forwarded by a professional editor.

In this self-media era, a large number of freelancers have emerged. They ponder the mystery of words all day, combine seemingly unrelated words into exquisite sentences, and give them different meanings with different festivals.

Forwarders are mostly opportunistic, in order to cover up their laziness, or to whitewash their lack of knowledge, and are unwilling to package their clumsy side in a blessing message and send it to relatives and friends far away or around.

The network is free, the resources inside are inexhaustible, and blessing information is everywhere. Don't worry about the day when it runs out, there will be new information to update this huge database.

After all, the number of people forwarding is limited. In a sense, one is enough, and the function of mass sending weakens the diligence and concentration of the sender.

At the solemn moment of the Chinese New Year, massive information began to flood.

You can hardly see the original flavor, sincere wishes, humanized wishes and warm greetings. We can only passively accept it, which can be called spam. During the festive Spring Festival, mobile phone messages keep ringing, like sharp laughter, breathing light keeps flashing, indicating that he is busy.