Only after two years did he return home to celebrate Tet even though he earned 70 million

Regarding the story `Every year we spend 55 million to return home to celebrate Tet`, reader Dat Ky shares his concerns and pressures every year when Tet comes: `My husband and I earn about more than 70 million/month, and have

Sympathizing with the economic burden of returning home to celebrate Tet, reader Oanhpham shared: `My husband and I earn about 60 million a month (excluding expenses). We do business all year without taking a day off during Tet.

`If you have money, everything is extremely simple. But when food, clothes, rice, and money are not taken care of, Tet comes as a big pressure. Train tickets during Tet increase four times as much as usual. A family of four

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Talking about the financial pressures when returning home for Tet, reader Duong Tieu Dan said that if you don’t have the conditions, it’s best not to return: `My husband and I currently have an income of about 50 million per month. However,

I think we can have such a comfortable Tet because we have a good income.

Therefore, if you don’t feel comfortable coming back to celebrate Tet, especially in terms of money, then it’s best not to come back.

Meanwhile, readers Life is a Sea of ​​Suffering have a different view on returning home for Tet, thinking that it is completely possible to spend reasonably depending on each person’s conditions: `My income is about five million/month.

In the same opinion, reader Trang Le Quoc emphasized that we should not put too much thought into the cost of returning home to celebrate Tet: `Tet is an occasion for family reunions. Nowadays, we live in a time that is too pragmatic, so the

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