The number of people who are afraid of going home during the 2012 Spring Festival is increasing. Fear of going home during the Spring Festival and forcing marriage has become one of the hidden concerns.

The number of people who are afraid to go home during the 2012 Spring Festival is increasing. As the Spring Festival is approaching, there is a group of people who are full of worries and fears about going home for the Spring Festival. For them, instead of joining the Spring Festival travel rush to reunite with their families, it is better to stay in the city alone and enjoy the freedom of peace and quiet. Their fear is not a resistance to going home itself, but an instinctive reaction to the various troubles of going home for the holidays.

The number of people who are afraid of going home during the 2012 Spring Festival is increasing. Fear of going home during the Spring Festival and forcing marriage has become one of the hidden concerns.

The "home-phobic" group is a general term for those who work away from home and are unwilling to go home for the Spring Festival. In the eyes of ordinary people, and even in the eyes of their own parents and relatives, the "home-phobic people" are a little cold-blooded, and may even be easily associated with unfilial piety. However, for the "home-phobic people", there are too many reasons to be afraid of going home. There are too many things to do when going home, and the holidays are always too short. Various expenses increase at the end of the year, and going home for the New Year is undoubtedly another "big bleeding". The excessive pressure of the Spring Festival travel rush is also the main reason why people working away from home are unwilling to go home.

As the Spring Festival approaches, many people who have left their hometowns to work in other places have begun to make arrangements to book tickets to go home. It seems that everywhere is filled with joy and eagerness to return home. However, there are also some people who are full of worries and fears about going home for the Spring Festival. For them, instead of joining the Spring Festival travel rush to reunite with their families, it is better to stay in the city alone and enjoy the freedom of peace and quiet. Their fear is not a resistance to going home itself, but an instinctive reaction to the various troubles of going home for the holidays.

There are too many things to do when I go home, but the vacation is always too short; there are so many relatives and friends, it's so lively, but it seems that I can't visit them all even if I have three heads and six arms; although the homesickness is lovely, but living away from home for so many years, I can no longer adapt to the pace of life in this land; various expenses increase at the end of the year, and going home for the New Year is undoubtedly another "big bleeding", making the fiscal deficit even more precarious; I can finally enjoy the privileges of a single aristocrat quietly, but my parents force me to "get married" for seven consecutive days.