I still remember when we first thought about creating these red envelopes.
One of our team members immediately and cheerfully asked,
"Does anyone actually buy red envelopes? Red envelopes themselves cost money, don't they??"
It made me laugh so much! Because I'm precisely the kind of person who would spend money on a red envelope. 🤓
I believe giving a red envelope is a very ritualistic act.
My first time giving red envelopes to my parents was in my first year of university (using money I earned from tutoring).
Even though the amount wasn't much, I bought a really humorous red envelope and wrote a few words on the back! When the amount is lacking, sincerity will make up for it (?).
In short, I feel that Chinese people truly enjoy giving red envelopes!
But since we're giving them anyway, we should make this gesture more meaningful.
"A red envelope is more than just money; it's a heartfelt blessing and a token of remembrance."
So, the idea of creating red envelopes stayed with me.
This year, we finally brought them to life. 🥺✨
I'm so happy, truly so happy.
I hope that those who use these to give red envelopes will, through this small gesture, create an even stronger connection with the people they give them to, and those who receive them.
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