我身边的人送贺卡的少了! 对生于20世纪70年代的人来说,青春的记忆中永远都有贺卡的影子,寄一次贺卡是我们比较隆重的思念,让某些人知道你在想念他。小时候每逢新年,标志性的东西便是要互送新年卡片。时逢买卖高峰期,一堆一堆的孩子便挤在小摊子前。大家只管挑选自己喜欢的样式,譬如当时流行的米老鼠、聪明一休……最后心满意足地抱着几十张漂亮卡片回家,脸上洋溢着属于自己的小幸福。那时候的我们总还是有一点点虚荣心,最大的幸福就是收别的小朋友们送给自己的贺卡了。那些贺卡大部分写着“新年快乐”、“多一些快乐,少一些烦恼”之类的话,还有就是很实际的什么“希望你在期末取得好 People around me send less greeting cards! For people born in the 1970s, the memory of youth will always have the shadow of a greeting card. Sending a greeting card is our solemn thoughts, letting some people know that you are miss him. Whenever a child is in the New Year, the iconic thing is to send New Year’s cards to each other. At the peak of business, piles of children crowded in front of a stall. Everyone chooses only the styles that they like, such as the popular Mickey Mouse at the time, and a smart break... Finally, contentedly holding dozens of beautiful cards to go home, his face is filled with his own little happiness. At that time, we always had a little vanity. The greatest happiness was to send greeting cards to other children. Most of those greeting cards are written with words like “Happy New Year”, “More happiness, and less trouble”, and there are very practical ones. “I hope you can get good at the end of the period.”