过年亲戚怎么念

翻译成英文(拜年)

Spring Festival is the New Year in China. During the Spring Festival, relatives and friends visit each other to offer greetings and blessings.

过年了，亲戚们发红包怎么委婉接受呢?

Receiving red envelopes from relatives during the Spring Festival is a symbol of their goodwill. If you are articulate and have a close relationship with the relative, you can follow the example of Mr. Ben Shan and say, \"If I don\'t accept it, I am looking down on you; if I don\'t give it to you, it would hurt your face. So, I will accept it.\" Red envelopes from relatives are a token of their affection.

在生活中，大家所谓亲戚关系是什么样的呢?

Hello, everyone! I am Meixuan, and I will share about my relatives. My dad has three siblings, including an uncle and two aunts. Since we don\'t live in the same place, our relationship is not very close. However, because my grandfather lives with us, we all gather during the Spring Festival.

过年走亲戚有什么传统的礼品?现在一般送什么礼品?

During the Spring Festival, it is customary to bring gifts when visiting relatives. What are the traditional gifts for visiting relatives during the Spring Festival? Nowadays, what gifts are generally given? This is something that everyone should pay attention to. Paying visits and exchanging greetings during the Spring Festival is a customary practice and a traditional etiquette passed down from generation to generation in China.

俗话说“初一舅初二姑，初三初四看丈母”，你们那过年走亲戚是个什么顺序?

Today is the third day of the lunar new year, and I am from a small town in southern Anhui Province. I will continue the tradition passed down from the older generation and visit my relatives. Typically, we follow the following order of visiting during the Spring Festival: On the first day, we visit our immediate family members and relatives of the same generation. On the second day, we visit our aunts and their families.

听说疫情又复发了，今年是不是也不可以去串亲戚家拜年呀?

The recent resurgence of COVID-19 in Chengdu has once again caused concerns among many Chinese people, and it raises questions about whether it will spread further and affect the tradition of visiting relatives during the Spring Festival. In fact, with regard to the COVID-19 situation this winter and spring, the government and relevant authorities have implemented strict measures to control the spread of the virus. Therefore, as long as everyone complies with the prevention and control measures, such as wearing masks and maintaining social distancing, it is still possible to visit relatives and exchange New Year\'s greetings.

疫情管控放开了，很多人被感染过了，春节可以随意走亲访友吗?

Of course, visiting relatives and friends is allowed! With only two weeks left until the Spring Festival, according to the predictions of the transportation department, the number of people traveling during the Spring Festival this year will reach 2 billion, an increase of nearly 100% compared to last year, and it will recover to 70% of the level in 2019 before the pandemic. However, it is still necessary to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to ensure the safety of ourselves and others.

过年回家，亲戚朋友都会问到工资收入，大家都准备怎么回答?

It\'s another year, and during the Spring Festival, we gather with our families, visit relatives, and friends. When interacting with relatives and friends, the most common question that comes up is about income. When faced with this question, how should we respond? Well, it depends on the relationship and situation. If the person asking the question is close and trustworthy, you can consider sharing some general information while maintaining privacy. If the person asking is not very close or you are uncomfortable sharing such personal information, you can politely divert the conversation to other topics or simply respond with a lighthearted joke.

过年了，你会给亲戚朋友领导群发祝福吗，哈哈?

If there are friends, relatives, or leaders whom you want to send blessings to during the Spring Festival, it is better to send personalized greetings instead of a mass message. Personalized greetings show sincerity and thoughtfulness. For those whom you are not very familiar with, sending a group message can still be considered as a way to convey blessings. After all, it is the festive spirit that matters the most, and the intention behind the message is what counts.

要过年了，从前把过年称之为“年关”，这个“关”指的是什么“关”?

The term \"年关\" refers to the end of the lunar year. In the past, people who owed rent or debts had to settle their debts during this time. It is called \"年关\" because just like passing a customs checkpoint, people had to go through this final hurdle before celebrating the Lunar New Year. It used to signify the end of the year in the lunar calendar. In the past, it was a time when commercial transactions needed to be settled, and people who owed debts faced difficulties celebrating the New Year until their debts were paid off.