1. Social needs: In modern society, people rely more and more on social media to get information, communicate and socialize. Especially during the Spring Festival, people usually use social media platforms such as WeChat and QQ to interact with family, friends and colleagues remotely and share their joy and feelings. However, due to the epidemic, many people can't or can't go to their hometown or relatives and friends for the New Year, which has gradually changed this situation.
2. Health awareness: With the outbreak and spread of the epidemic in COVID-19, people gradually began to pay attention to personal health management, including wearing masks, washing hands frequently and other epidemic prevention measures, as well as food hygiene, exercise and fitness. This change in health awareness has also led more and more people to choose the reverse New Year.
3. Economy and pressure: Due to the impact of the epidemic, many people's income has been affected, or they need to be prepared for the unemployment caused by the epidemic. Therefore, many people choose to spend the New Year in reverse, which reduces the transportation and accommodation costs for relatives and friends, and also reduces the economic and psychological burden.
4. Distance produces beauty: Due to cultural and transportation reasons, the ways of celebrating the New Year may be very different in different places. For some young people, they may prefer a free and independent lifestyle. Choosing the reverse New Year can keep them away from the noise and pressure of their hometown and enjoy a freedom and relaxation.
These are the reasons why more and more young people go on holiday in reverse. Different people's lifestyles, cultural backgrounds and economic conditions will also lead to different ways to celebrate festivals.