Wechat sends a message to bless others, okay?

Every Spring Festival, people always pay New Year greetings in various ways. Sending messages in groups is a convenient and quick way to express blessings. However, some people think that this way of greeting the New Year is a bit perfunctory and resentful, because sending messages in groups is not a blessing to one person, it looks a bit like completing a task, and it will not increase the feelings of one or two people. Not very sincere.

Sending new year messages in groups is only a superficial communication, and there is no real communication content, while young people prefer real in-depth communication rather than a superficial article.

First of all, WeChat sends blessings in groups, and there is no emotional communication. During the Spring Festival, there are emotional factors in blessing each other, which are basically laughter. Wechat group blessing lacks this basic emotional factor. It is purely for mass mailing, without any emotional factors. It is a kind of "indifferent" blessing. People who send blessings in succession don't know who it is, so they send them at random.

This insincerity of mass blessing is also reflected in the fact that some blessing short messages begin with "red envelopes". When you click on them, you find that they are not real red envelopes, but just words. Is it a little fake? A red envelope actually doesn't have much money, which is far more meaningful than simple words.

Secondly, there are too many mass messages received.

Some users have fewer friends and some have more friends. For users with many friends, mass blessing is a disaster, and it is very likely that there will be dozens or even hundreds of unread messages when they wake up, many of which are mass blessings.

It doesn't matter if it's just the first time, but if you watch it too much, it will definitely get more and more annoying. If there are no emotional factors, it is better not to send group blessings. Some friends may have added it for work reasons and didn't comment. I don't know who sent this blessing. What's the point