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Core Viewpoint - The "folded corner red envelope" practice in Shunde, Guangdong, symbolizes a shift from materialistic obligations to genuine emotional connections in social interactions, particularly during weddings [1][2]. Group 1: Cultural Shift - The concept of "folded corner red envelope" has gained popularity as it alleviates the pressure of monetary gifts while maintaining traditional customs [1]. - A survey indicates that nearly 70% of young people feel stressed about the monetary expectations associated with social events [1]. - The practice reflects a long-standing local belief in prioritizing emotional sincerity over material exchanges, which has been evolving for decades [1]. Group 2: Broader Trends - The trend of simplifying social obligations is not limited to Shunde; it is spreading, with variations like "electronic folded corners" in digital transactions [2]. - Younger generations are increasingly embracing alternative wedding formats, such as destination weddings, reflecting a desire for meaningful experiences over traditional expectations [2]. - The movement towards changing customs is characterized by a collective recognition of the need for healthier social interactions and a more relaxed attitude towards traditional practices [2]. Group 3: Social Implications - The transformation of social customs is seen as a way to modernize traditions, making them more relevant to contemporary society [2]. - Efforts to promote civilized behavior include community initiatives and local governance, emphasizing the importance of finding acceptable methods for societal change [2]. - The essence of traditional rituals lies in emotional reciprocity rather than material exchanges, fostering genuine relationships and trust within communities [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the importance of family as a fundamental unit of society, showcasing ten exemplary families recognized for their contributions to social harmony and the promotion of socialist core values in China [1]. Group 1: Family Contributions to Society - The family of Xu Naichao and Li Wenna established the first "Border Patrol Couple Police Station" in Inner Mongolia, managing over 100 kilometers of border and conducting more than 600 joint patrols, receiving positive feedback from local herders [2]. - Huang Yi, a border patrol instructor in Jilin, has dedicated 19 years to border security, conducting 79 rescue operations in harsh weather, while his wife, Wang Rongxiang, has created a community service initiative that has helped over 200 students [2]. - In Heilongjiang, the couple Shi Ruijuan and Sun Yanlong capitalized on eco-tourism opportunities, leading to a significant increase in local income, with per capita annual income surpassing 30,000 yuan [4]. Group 2: Family Values and Education - Wu Shuming and her husband Wei Shoujiang exemplify filial piety by caring for her elderly parents, emphasizing that "filial piety is the seed of family happiness" [5]. - Liu Faying and her husband Qin Shoulong have raised over 35 million yuan for educational support, benefiting over 5,000 underprivileged students through their transparent and accountable assistance program [6]. Group 3: Commitment to National Development - Professors Huang Lili and Kang Zhensheng have dedicated 40 years to agricultural research, developing techniques that have significantly improved fruit production and contributed to national food security [7]. - The family of Yao Keli and Zhang Liuni has maintained a fire-free forest area for 45 years through diligent conservation efforts, showcasing a commitment to environmental protection [9]. Group 4: Community Engagement and Service - The couple Qin Tingqun and Chen Yiqun have set a standard in the delivery industry with 580,000 packages handled and a record of zero complaints over 17 years, while also providing community support to elderly residents [10].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the importance of family as the foundation of society, showcasing ten exemplary families recognized for their contributions to social values and community well-being in 2025 [1]. Group 1: Family Contributions to Society - Xu Naichao and his wife Li Wenna established Inner Mongolia's first "Border Patrol Couple's Police Station," managing over 100 kilometers of border and conducting more than 600 joint patrols, gaining community support [2]. - In Heilongjiang, Shijuan and her husband Sun Yanlong capitalized on eco-tourism, leading to an increase in local income, with per capita annual income surpassing 30,000 yuan [3]. - Wu Shuming and her husband Wei Shoujiang exemplified filial piety by caring for her elderly parents, emphasizing that family harmony leads to overall happiness [4]. Group 2: Educational and Charitable Initiatives - Liu Fay Ying and her husband Qin Shoulong have raised over 35 million yuan to support more than 5,000 underprivileged students through transparent and accountable educational initiatives [5]. - Huang Lili and her husband Kang Zhensheng have dedicated decades to agricultural research, significantly contributing to national food security and sharing their findings globally [6]. Group 3: Cultural and Community Engagement - The Bai Genbao family has promoted cultural heritage through tea-picking operas, performing nearly 10,000 shows to enhance rural cultural life [8]. - Yao Keli and his wife have maintained a fire-free forest area for 45 years, demonstrating commitment to environmental conservation [8]. - Qin Tingqun and his wife have set a standard in the delivery industry with 58,000 packages handled and a 17-year zero-complaint record, while also assisting community members in need [9].

Core Insights - The article highlights a new trend in rural wedding ceremonies in Long County, where a couple opted for a creative and environmentally friendly wedding, receiving praise from friends and family [1] - The initiative reflects a broader movement in Baoji City to promote civilized practices and reduce waste in social events, with the establishment of "New Wind Halls" serving as venues for various community activities [2][3] Group 1: New Wind Halls - Baoji City has established 97 New Wind Halls, repurposing idle resources such as old schools and vacant buildings to serve community needs [2] - These halls have effectively curbed extravagant celebrations, high bride prices, and food waste, promoting a more sustainable approach to social events [2] - The New Wind Halls provide essential facilities for villagers, making it easier to organize events without the previous burdens of borrowing equipment [1] Group 2: Community Engagement and Cultural Activities - The New Wind Halls facilitate community engagement by hosting cultural activities and discussions on various themes, including environmental governance and infrastructure development [3][4] - Local governments have implemented regulations to promote civilized practices, such as the "Civilized Convention for Weddings and Funerals" in Caoliangyi Village, which sets standards for events [2] - The initiative has fostered closer relationships between officials and villagers, with over 1,300 volunteer teams promoting civilized practices through performances and educational activities [4]