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s to suppress evil spirits, and in turn, to bring good luck and happiness.
According to folklore, children tend to attract evil spirits because they are spiritual and ignorant of worldly affairs. the worst spirits are most violent at the end of the year. therefore, during chinese New Year, the elders give red envelopes to the younger generation to protect their children from evil spirits.
At first, the red envelope did not even contain actual money, it was just a kind of souvenir that did not circulate on the market. It was even later that real money began to be used as lucky money.
Li Ka'an also had mixed feelings when thinking about the origin of the red envelope she brought with her.
Red envelopes are given by older people to younger people, and his red envelope was given to him by a store owner who seemed to be a ``genius'' in the forest, so he had to pay for it instead of getting it for free.
No matter how you think about it, it's outrageous that when you donate money, all you receive is a red envelope...
In the middle of the night when the Yu Lianyun incident was reported, he Jia'an, who was suffering from the side effects of being forced to read the book of Sand, suddenly felt relieved. there was no doubt that all of the hallucinations he had suffered from over the years were suspected because of all the things he had seen. Shadow eyes were the most dangerous to him, and they all disappeared overnight, leaving only a few appari
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