A 7-year-old New Year savings agreement almost sparked a family revolution. (Photo / flip from Weibo)
“Let me save you the red envelopes” is believed to be a childhood nightmare for many people. In order to convince their daughter that they were “really saving the lucky money”, a family in China even wrote a “red envelope storage contract”. Unexpectedly, 7 years later, the girl discovered the agreement during the cleaning, and she asked her mother about the location of the New Year’s money and the mother was also laughing to herself that this incident was almost caused a family revolution.
According to the “Headline News” report, the incident took place on the 21st. A woman named Zhu who lived in Wuhan, Hunan, China was cleaning her home that day. As a result, her daughter discovered that she had signed a contract with her parents seven years ago Red envelope retention agreement.
I saw that this contract clearly contained the names of the two parties, the total amount of the red envelope was 13,000 yuan, and the two parties agreed on a year’s interest of 650 yuan, and the signing date was September 20, 2015. Zhu Nv said on at the time, because her daughter had just entered junior high school, in order to foster his concept of financial management, he persuaded her daughter to save money for the New Year. The girl also looked at a lot of information for this to make sure there was no problem with the format of the contract.
But now her daughter, who is already in college, has suddenly discovered this contract. Zhu Nu said with a smile that “almost caused a revolution in the family.” She also said that her daughter kept asking about the whereabouts of the money, and finally told him to use the money to help her pay for college tuition. And Zhu Nu also believes that, because of this contract, this year’s Chinese New Year is “extremely joyful”.
After seeing this post, many netizens said, “It’s “very happy” not to keep promises, it’s really thick”, “However, after writing and signing the contract so formally, we still do what we say in accordance with the spirit of the contract.” “,” The biggest lie when I was young, my mother will save it for you first “, “I asked my children to be honest, but I didn’t have the spirit of a contract “, “It’s nothing a world bigger than promises”, “Generate financial awareness when you’re young, and foster anti-fraud awareness when you grow up”.
