Core Viewpoint - UU Run's introduction of the Spring Festival greeting service, particularly the 999 yuan "Elder Greeting Package," has sparked discussions regarding the commercialization of traditional customs and emotional connections for those unable to return home for the holidays [2][4]. Group 1 - The 999 yuan service includes delivering New Year goods, reciting auspicious phrases, performing traditional rituals (including bowing), and live video streaming [4]. - The platform emphasizes that the bowing service is only for elders and is based on mutual consent, with the option for "runners" to cancel orders without responsibility [4]. - Supporters view this service as a way to maintain emotional connections for children unable to return home, while critics argue it reduces traditional rituals to mere "performative acts" and raises concerns about the commercialization of filial piety [4]. Group 2 - UU Run has previously launched emotional services such as substitute tomb-sweeping, and the greeting service is temporarily available only during the Spring Festival, having been launched in 180 cities nationwide [5]. - The 999 yuan package is currently not listed on the platform's mini-program due to "page adjustment optimization," with potential for it to be reintroduced after optimization is complete [5].