Sending charcoal in the snow warms people's hearts

Giving charcoal in the snow to warm people's hearts is a traditional etiquette. It embodies people's virtue and care, and also contains deep feelings.

Extension: It is said that this traditional custom originated in ancient China. At that time, when someone met with disaster, neighbors would help each other. At this time, they will use charcoal to light up the darkness and bring warmth and hope to everyone. Since then, this tradition has been handed down and regarded as a gift symbolizing sincere affection.