How much red envelope should be given to teachers on Teacher's Day? Lucky numbers and meanings for giving red envelopes on Teacher's Day

How much red envelope should we give to teachers on Teacher's Day? Teachers' Day 2017 is coming soon. Many parents and students will prepare holiday gifts for teachers, and some parents will choose to give red envelopes to express their gratitude to teachers. Next, let’s take a look at the relevant content about giving red envelopes on Teacher’s Day.

How much red envelope should I give to teachers on Teacher's Day?

General Overview

How much red envelope is appropriate to give on Teacher's Day? WeChat red envelopes are currently a very popular way to celebrate festivals in China. Teachers' Day is coming. If you plan to send WeChat red envelopes to celebrate, you can let the children send small red envelopes such as 5.20 (I love you), 9.10 (Teacher's Day date), 9.9 (forever) and so on. If you plan to send a cash red envelope, it is recommended that you do not do so. Teachers fully understand the parents' good intentions, but the Teachers' Day red envelopes are more of a shock than a surprise, and they don't know how to start. If parents really want to express their gratitude, they don’t have to choose to give red envelopes directly. Flowers or some small handmade gifts from students can be more thoughtful and more acceptable to teachers. In fact, for teachers, as long as students study hard and get good grades, it is the best reward.

Gift giving on Teachers' Day in different countries

1. Russia: The first Sunday of October is Teachers' Day in Russia. Many students will give flowers to their teachers on this day. The number of flowers given can only be odd. In most cases, white flowers are given, which symbolizes purity and innocence. In addition, in Russia, it is illegal for teachers to accept money.
2. United States: Teacher's Day in the United States is the first Tuesday in May. In the United States, the value of gifts for each student shall not exceed US$5. The education department also emphasizes that the "voluntary and cheap" principle should be followed. According to American school regulations, teachers cannot accept dinner invitations from parents or students. Once discovered, the teacher is likely to be fired.
3. Germany: June 12th of every year is Teachers' Day in Germany. Students will give gifts to teachers. Every gift received by the teacher will be taken out for the students to see. It is a German custom to display gifts publicly.

4. Japan: There is no Teachers' Day in Japan, but this does not mean that Japan does not respect teachers. In fact, it is quite the opposite. The profession of elementary and middle school teachers in Japan is regarded as a "holy job" and teachers are called "sir", on par with members of parliament. Japanese teachers are very honest. Although Japanese people like to give gifts, giving gifts or money is very rare in the teaching industry.
5. France: Although France does not explicitly stipulate the existence of Teachers' Day, teachers are still highly respected by the French. Christmas, December 25th of every year, is actually Teachers' Day in France. Because on this day, students' parents will bring some gifts to visit the teacher's home.