How to distribute red envelopes

The steps of making red envelopes are as follows:

1, prepare a piece of colored paper, and fold the colored paper in half from the middle, but don't align with the edge line, just leave a little distance.

Stick these two pages together, fold the bottom edge up, and then stick these two pages together.

3. Fold in the lower two corners, apply glue on them, and then put the two pages together.

4. Cut out a semicircle with scissors, fold the other side inward, and cut out a semicircle with scissors.

5. Stick a circle, cut out a round colored paper and stick it with glue.

Introduction of red envelopes

Traditional red envelopes, also called lucky money, are money wrapped in red paper by elders for children during the Lunar New Year. It is said that during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, most of the lucky money was given to children in red strings, and it evolved into red paper after the Republic of China. Generally, it refers to a red paper bag wrapped with money, which is used as a gift when celebrating, and also refers to bribing others' money. In Cantonese-speaking areas of China, red envelopes are called profit markets, which are gifts made by putting money in red envelopes.

During the Spring Festival, the red envelopes given by elders to the younger generation after 0: 00 on New Year's Eve are called lucky money, also called lucky money. Lucky money is a traditional custom of Han nationality. Generally, during the countdown to the New Year, the elders give red envelopes to the younger generation. Lucky money has a good meaning. It is generally believed that it can ward off evil spirits and keep peace. It is said that lucky money can kill evil spirits, and the younger generation can spend the first year safely when they get lucky money. There is a custom of giving red envelopes every Spring Festival. In some areas, married people give red envelopes to unmarried relatives and friends.