In the village, when girls are married off and daughters-in-law are brought in, such generosity is unheard of; the red envelopes usually contain only two or three coins.
Even when the Chai Family's second girl married into the Luo Family, the red envelope only contained five coins.
But this Li Family, they gave eight coins, considered as one of the most generous households.
The villagers held the red envelopes, each discussing the Li Family's generosity.
When marrying off a daughter-in-law, the more generous the groom's family is, the more face they give to the bride's family, showing respect for the bride's family.
Chai Dalang did not expect that the Li Family would do so well in this regard that he was satisfied.
Even Chai Eying's sister-in-law secretly praised them, whispering to Chai Dalang, "This Li Family seems quite well-mannered."
Praising the Li Family was equivalent to praising one's own good judgment.
