How to reply when someone sends a happy holiday?

Reply to others' greetings as follows:

1, on the occasion of New Year's Day, I wish you: big fortune, small fortune, unexpected fortune, and rolling financial resources; Affection, friendship, love and affection; Official luck, fortune, peach blossom luck, wealth; Lovers, relatives and friends, everyone is safe!

On New Year's Day, we made an appointment with auspicious wind and snow. On New Year's Day, we will spread happiness, good luck and peace, sweep away worries and take away helplessness and sadness. I wish you a happy New Year's Day and happiness!

3. On the occasion of the New Year, let my blessings drift like snowflakes, let my greetings be like continuous spring rain, patches of flowers, silent blessings, heartfelt words, sound care and even full happiness, and send you happy notes!

4, the festive season is approaching, I wish you: Happy New Year, happy life, peace and security, full of energy every day, happy every month. Happy new year!

Let's drink to the past and thank God for letting us meet and drink together. Happiness is our daily taste. Let's drink to the future. Happiness is eternity after sweetness. Happy New Year's Day, my friend.

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Traditionally, in China, friends and relatives will bless each other and pass on good wishes during festivals.

On the Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, National Day and other important festivals, people wish each other well, which contains the yearning for a better life, condenses the traditional cultural atmosphere and creates a happy and peaceful holiday atmosphere.

With the exchange and influence of Chinese and Western cultures, more and more foreign festivals are accepted by the public in China, such as Valentine's Day and Father's Day. China has a long history of blessing culture, which is also vividly reflected in modern life. There are not only traditional blessing methods, but also modern technical means such as short messages, greeting cards and emails, which have also become people's blessing tools.