Why do you receive gifts on Valentine's Day?

On Valentine's Day, the last thing I want to receive is a flashy gift, which costs a lot of money but is not practical. Today is Valentine's Day on February 14, and the circle of friends has become a place to show love. Many people will bask in gifts, brand-name bags, famous cars, Apple phones, computers and so on in the circle of friends.

However, on social platforms, some netizens humorously discuss the "secret" of Valentine's Day trash can. Besides roses, they often find cupcakes, lighters and even cash, rings and bags. ...

Others joked that this is a "love blind box" discarded by others. For this phenomenon, many people regard it as a joke, and some remind couples that they should pay attention to environmental protection when throwing things; Some people encourage those who "pick up garbage" to make a fortune: "The property in the trash can belongs to abandoned items, not to forgetting things or buried objects. Even if you take it yourself, there will be no fault". So, can Valentine's Day really turn out valuable things in the trash can? Maybe there is.

On Valentine's Day, every gift stuffed into the trash can was once a person's passionate heart and soft love.

Everyone has the right to refuse. Of course, if you don't like it, you can flatly refuse. However, every bit of true feelings and love should not be given up easily. The gift expresses a kind of solemnity, a kind of blessing and a heart. The ancients said, "Give me papaya and give me Qiong Yao", which is a kind of loyalty that is willing to pay and return.

Of course, these are all old social etiquette, but now it seems to be out of date. However, no matter how social progress and ideas change, I think some basic things, such as kindness and respect, should not change.