What are the differences in people's attitudes towards customs, diet and Chinese New Year in the forties and fifties, sixties and seventies and eighties and nineties?

In the forties and fifties, ancestors still had the legacy of traditional customs, and they would pay more attention to rituals. For example, some families worship their ancestors. It would be nice for grandparents to have enough to eat during the Spring Festival when they were young.

(sixties and seventies) When I was a child, my parents' words still smelled of Chinese New Year, but later, due to busy work and the constraints of legal holidays, Chinese New Year was a time for parents to rest. If only my parents could eat meat during the Spring Festival when they were young.

(post-80 s and 90 s) and our generation will miss the fireworks when we were children. Firecrackers say that there are fewer red envelopes and less flavor of the year. However, this generation is not worried about food and clothing, and the times are progressing. You don't have to eat, drink, and eat well to celebrate the New Year.

But for today's 00, there is no difference between Chinese New Year and peacetime, that is, there are red envelopes, and I don't know much about the Spring Festival Evening, because now the Internet is developed and mobile phones and computers are more fun.