The most anticipated part of Chinese New Year for children is visiting with their families to collect “lucky money”, and many parents will save it for their children, but many of them use these “lucky money” to offset the red envelopes sent out, or take it directly Pay for your child’s tuition. However, the female anchor Zhang Yu complained on the show a few days ago that she was deceived by adults that the red envelopes would be saved since she was a child, but it was only when she was in junior high school that she found out that “all of them were not saved.”
Former anchor Zhang Yu faded out of the screen following getting married, and became a member of the team of “Miss Bu Xi Di” this year. Recently, she talked regarding the part of receiving red envelopes during the Chinese New Year on the show, and expressed emotion: “When I received red envelopes when I was a child, I thought they were real. My mother said to help me save them, but the ones that were saved in middle school Sometimes, once I wanted to say, I want to buy a more expensive toy, but I found out that I didn’t save all of them! My mother lied to me!” And Zhang Yu’s mother also said, “I’ll take it for you to pay the tuition Ah!” Let Zhang Yu say, “I was a little bit shocked, because I thought I saved a lot of money all my life, and then I didn’t have any at all.”
In this regard, the host Xiao S (Xu Xidi) also shared her own parenting experience, “Because when my daughter was a child, when they got a red envelope, they must say “Mom gives it to you”, because they don’t know the importance of money. But as they grow up, they He would say “Mom, did you save that red envelope for us?” And Xiao S also said that he just replied “yes” in a low voice at the moment, and was laughed at by Patrick on the side, “super guilty” , Xiao S also laughed and said that when encountering such a situation, he would draw a few red envelopes for money: “Actually, it is… originally to pay the tuition fee, and then quickly draw a few (money notes).”