Love, mutual assistance and red envelopes have always been the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation. In China, when people in almost all areas have happy events at home, they will invite friends, relatives, colleagues, business partners and so on. To share their joy, and they will also seal red envelopes with different amounts. Taking this opportunity to get together will also promote feelings.

Today, there is a happy event in the Zhang family, and everyone will seal red envelopes in the Zhang family. There will be a happy event in the Li family tomorrow, and everyone will seal red envelopes in the Li family. There is a happy event in the Hou Tianwang family, and everyone seals red envelopes in the Wang family. Every family is giving and every family is benefiting. Each red envelope ranges from 300 to 500, from thousands to more, so you will receive tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of red envelopes when such a happy event comes down.

When did this custom rise? Probably no one can tell. However, we know that although there will be a lot of income from a happy event, no law enforcement agency says such behavior is illegal (except accepting bribes), and there will be no tax department to collect taxes. Many years have passed, and this custom has continued. China Mutual Aid Alliance is to carry forward this traditional virtue, so that caring friends all over the world can improve their living standards through this simple model of love and mutual assistance. At the same time, the Chinese Mutual Aid Alliance provides more free additional services for its members. At present, the services that have been opened include: free ticket tour of Hong Kong and Macao (not only free, but also returning the tour fee of 300 yuan/person), free ticket tour of Lijiang in Dali and free ticket tour of Sanya in Haikou. More free ticket tours and other value-added services will be opened in the future.