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Group 1 - The article highlights various scams that are prevalent during the Chinese New Year, warning parents to be cautious of seemingly beneficial offers that may be traps [1][28]. - Scammers often use small incentives like cash red envelopes to gain trust, eventually leading victims to invest money under false pretenses of high returns [2][28]. - There are reports of scammers impersonating family members or authorities to create a sense of urgency, prompting victims to act quickly without verifying the information [10][13]. Group 2 - Scammers lure elderly individuals with free meals or gifts, taking them to locations where they are pressured into buying overpriced health products through deceptive marketing tactics [8][28]. - Various methods are employed by scammers, including fake customer service calls regarding flight cancellations, which lead victims to download malicious apps [4][24]. - The article emphasizes the importance of educating parents about recognizing scams and verifying information to protect their financial security [30].