Tianjin Children'S Day Consumption &Nbsp; 50 Years Rose 4000 Times &Nbsp; Regrets Childhood

From the familiar melody of "singing two small cowboys" and "glittering red stars" to modern songs and dances full of childishness, thousands of people gathered in the three generation of Lao Zhong Qing in Tianjin yesterday afternoon to celebrate the "61" children's day.

"At the beginning, I spent 5 cents on the" 61 ", and now the children will spend two hundred or three hundred less.

At the scene of the event, Yan Qing, a 66 year old citizen, looked at the children dressed in colorful holiday costumes. "In fact, there is not much relationship between happiness and money," he said. "At that time, we were happy about the 5 cent holiday."

　　天津兒童節(jié)消費(fèi) 50年漲4000倍 感慨童年

"After 40" children's day cost: 5 points to eat soy bean fry happy day

Yan Qing still remember that 50 years ago, when he was a pupil, he was happy all day because he had eaten soy bean fry on the "61" children's day.

"At that time, the living conditions were not good, and the three meals were basically eaten at home. Only when the children's Day was on the 61 day, my parents would give me 5 cents, and asked me to buy something I like.

I took 5 cents to go out early in the morning to eat breakfast. I want to have a bowl of soya bean milk and two fried dough sticks, eat a good meal, and have two cents left. I can buy some melon seeds and fruits that I can't afford to buy as snacks.

　　“70后”的兒童節(jié)花費(fèi)：50元樂(lè)園玩上一天心里滿足極了

Shao Nan, 32, was born in the 70s of last century. In her memory, on the day of "61" children's day, it was the happiest day for my parents to take her to the amusement park. "My parents will buy me a new dress ahead of time. On the 61 day, I went to the amusement park with my parents in the new dress," rapids "," bumper cars ". At that time, the amusement facilities in the park were relatively simple, but I felt satisfied.

On the children's day, parents will also receive a large bag of snacks from the unit. There are "building brand jelly", "purple ice cream cake" produced in Tianjin, and chocolate, bubble gum and sour plum powder. These are all my babies, which are roughly calculated. At that time, the "61" children's day cost between 50 yuan and 100 yuan.

Ms. Shao said.

　　“00后”的兒童節(jié)花費(fèi)：兩三百元買衣服課外讀物是主要花銷

A reporter interviewed more than ten parents at the scene of the event, and found that the average cost of "00" children's "61" children's Day was about 200 yuan.

Yan Qing's granddaughter, Yan Zhaoyu, is 10 years old. Yan Qing told reporters that her granddaughter learned to dance from an early age, so every "61" children's day would take part in various performances.

Yan Zhaoyu told reporters, "61" that day, although she can not play around, but her parents will still find opportunities to make up for her, and the cost of her children's Day is mainly to buy clothes and extracurricular reading, which cost about 200 yuan to 300 yuan.

"In order to make children develop frugality, we will not buy expensive clothes for her, only buy ordinary clothes."

Yan Qingnian said.

And some parents also said that they would buy children's high-end children's clothing of about 500 yuan.

　　過(guò)“六一”送孩子什么

Many parents choose to send books.

In the interview, reporters found that many "70 after" and "80 after" parents gave their children's children's Day gifts including books.

Ms. Han Yuan, 36, told reporters: "my son is 8 years old. Every time I go to" 61 "children's day, I will lead my children to the bookstore, or buy their favorite books on the Internet as a holiday gift.

Relatives usually give their children new clothes, new toys, or give money directly, so we are not as good as parents to send children books, but also to cultivate children's interest in reading from an early age.

　　專家問(wèn)問(wèn)孩子想要什么

In this regard, Professor Hao Maishou of the Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences expressed his view: "in fact, the gift is not about how expensive and how much it is, but to ask what the children really want.

In addition, parents should also reexamine their children's way to celebrate their children's holidays. They should discuss with them what kind of children's day they want to have, and let them enjoy a "crazy day" within the scope of safety rather than a "planned children's Day" under the arrangement of parents.