Why is the flavor of New Year's Eve fading now?

There may be many reasons why the New Year's flavor has become lighter now. Here are some possible reasons:

1. Accelerated urbanization: With the acceleration of urbanization, more and more people are leaving their hometowns to work in the cities, and are unable to go home to celebrate the New Year, resulting in the gradual dilution of the traditional New Year's customs.

2. The gradual loss of traditional culture: modern life is fast-paced, people are increasingly focusing on efficiency and practicality, traditional culture has been put on the back burner, and people attach less importance to traditional New Year's customs.

3. Changing values of the younger generation: With the rise of the younger generation, their views and attitudes towards festivals have changed. They pay more attention to freedom, individuality and diversity, and begin to show a cold and indifferent attitude towards traditional Chinese New Year customs.

4. Improvement of economic conditions: With the development of social and economic development, people's living standards have been significantly improved, and many people no longer need to rely on New Year's goods and New Year's Eve dinner to meet their material needs, and therefore no longer attach the same importance to these traditional New Year's traditions as before.

5. Increased pressure of life: With the intensification of social competition and work pressure, people's expectations for Chinese New Year have gradually decreased, and the relaxing and joyful atmosphere during Chinese New Year has been reduced accordingly.

To sum up, the reasons why the taste of Chinese New Year has become lighter nowadays are manifold, including the acceleration of urbanization, the gradual loss of traditional culture, the change of values of the younger generation, the improvement of economic conditions and the increase of pressure of life, and so on. In order to solve this problem, we can try to add some new elements and creativity while inheriting traditional culture, so that the New Year's Eve culture can be closer to the life and needs of modern people.