Hong Kong Citizens New Year Red Envelope Survey: 62% of respondents plan to spend less than HK$3,000 in total

　　China News Service, January 30 (Xinhua) According to Hong Kong's Sing Tao Network, the Lunar New Year is coming. Recently, an online questionnaire survey in Hong Kong on receiving red envelopes (red envelopes) received an enthusiastic response. A total of nearly 8,000 people participated. Statistics found that 62% The total estimated expenditure for public welfare is less than 3,000 yuan (Hong Kong dollars, the same below).

　　The survey was conducted through an online questionnaire from January 18 to 28 to understand the public's budget preparations for this year's bonus. Regarding the total budgeted expenditure for this year’s profit margin, the most people planned to spend 1,000 to 3,000 yuan, accounting for 41%; followed by those with a budget of 3,000 to 5,000 yuan, accounting for 25.2%; those with a budget of less than 1,000 yuan accounted for 21%; and those with a budget of 5,000 to 10,000 yuan Those with RMB 10,000 or more accounted for 8.8% and 3.2%.

　　As for the amount of money they budget to seal the maximum number of laissez-faire, nearly half of the respondents chose 20 yuan, which can be regarded as the "minimum expectation level" of citizens; while nearly 20% of adults would seal up to 50 yuan in laissez-faire; and the maximum amount of 100 yuan, 500 yuan, 1000 yuan would be sealed yuan, accounting for 17%, 7.8%, and 4.4% respectively.

　　The objects of distribution are different, so the "stuffing" of the distribution is naturally different. Except for those who have no children, nearly 40% of the respondents received NT$100 in profit from their children, 27.2% received NT$500, and only 11.9% received NT$1,000 for their "grandeur". As for relatives, 40% of them plan to give away NT$50 laissez-faire.

　　As for colleagues, the most people (61.9%) distributed a $20 laissez-faire, 22.7% distributed a $50 laissez-faire, and 7.5% chose not to distribute a laissez-faire. As for building managers who they meet "several times a day", nearly 60% of the respondents only gave out $20 laissez-faire, and nearly 20% would give out $50.

　　Regarding expectations for this year, many people hope for good health, smooth work, world peace, a salary increase, etc. Statistics also show that most men hope to make a fortune. One respondent said, "If you are not greedy, winning 8 million is enough." Women hope to lose weight successfully.