Why do more and more people dislike Chinese New Year?

Anyway, it's like this in the countryside. Because there are old people in our family, basically every year during the Spring Festival, my uncles and aunts will go home for the New Year, and then all the newcomers are Hakka people. My mother will prepare a lot of delicious food every year.

Basically, from the 29th to the 6th, my mother has never been idle. Every day after breakfast, she prepares lunch, then cleans the house and prepares dinner. When I was a child, I liked Chinese New Year very much, because it was lively.

The more I grow up, the more I hate Chinese New Year. On the one hand, I feel sorry for my mother, on the other hand, I feel too noisy. A dozen people were chatting and playing mahjong there, and their heads felt bigger.

What's more, my grandfather's brother is from the same village as us. When his children come back, out of courtesy, they will come to my house to pay New Year greetings to my grandparents, and then sit on the kang and talk.

When it comes to children's grades, my salary, the performance of my unit, my newly permed hair and my newly bought clothes, I am very distressed.

In the past, everyone liked Chinese New Year because they were poor. They can eat something they don't usually have, and their families can hardly get together. Now that life is good, the sense of ceremony is becoming less and less important.

With the internet, you can watch videos every day, see distant relatives, eat whatever you want every day, and don't have to watch festivals. So everything seems less important except getting the year-end bonus on holidays.