The young man threw the red envelopes, took off his ao dai, and left angrily when he received "remuneration" ; The truth behind the clip?

Recently, on social networks shared a clip recording the image of a young man wearing a red ao dai, one of the boys in the groom's family. It doesn't matter if this person doesn't act as disgruntled about receiving meager remuneration after working hard.

Specifically, when opening the lucky money, there were only 30,000 in the envelope, this person immediately threw it away, and at the same time took off his shirt from the wedding theater. Immediately after the above clip was shared on social networks, it quickly attracted the attention of the online community.

The clip as soon as it appeared has attracted 5 million views. A lot of comments were made. The person criticized the attitude of the young man, saying that the money in the red envelopes was actually just for symbolism. If you have agreed to help the bride - groom, you should not calculate more or less.

"It is true that it is to help, but the bride and groom should also consider the number of red envelopes for the team to be beautiful in both ways. Currently, people usually put in at least 50,000 red envelopes. The average price when hiring someone to carry the bap is also from 100,000 VND", a member shared.

Many people expressed to this young man when he had encountered similar "accidents" during his travels. Even many people voiced that the bride - groom was somewhat calculating and stingy when only giving lucky money to have 30,000 VND.

Before the noisy incident and the fierce controversy on social networks, Bao Quoc (from Nam Dinh) - the person who posted this video said: "The truth is that I just made a clip of the scene of throwing the red envelopes. I have consulted with our tenant's family. Initially, the agreement between us and the service person was more than 200k, but when I went to the groom's house, I only gave 100k lucky money, so it was a bit disappointing."

To walk like this, Bao Quoc and his friends had to take a day off from school, travel a distance of more than 40km from Nam Truc district to Truc Ninh district (Nam Dinh) and carry a heavy pig. From the time you start going, it is 12:15 pm until 4 pm when you get home.

"The service sister is my cousin, so I don't have any questions about the money, but my friends have questions. However, because of my respect, I don't ask again," Bao Quoc said.

Wedding is a big event for every couple and the accompanying ceremonies and betrothals are also respected and have certain meanings. Depending on the locality, the number of wedding caskets as well as the accompanying betrothal will be agreed upon by the two families.

After each betrothal ceremony, red lucky money cards of the groom's family and the bride's family are often hand-delivered. Because traditionally, this envelope is a lucky money for the two teams to give each other at the end of the fruit presentation. The amount in each red envelope is usually agreed in advance and more or less depends on the economic conditions of each family. And no matter how much or how little, after each giving fruit and receiving lucky money, everyone is happy and joyful.

However, as society gradually modernized, the wedding party team was gradually "commercialized". Young people often form groups and accept to take care of wedding coffins for couples with a pre-agreed fee - if the bride and groom's family cannot ask friends or brothers.

Even though it's a happy wedding, sometimes it is impossible to avoid bad situations that make the team unhappy, even "exploit" loudly on social networks. Currently, this clip is still receiving a lot of attention from netizens.

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