Greeting cards were born out of the need for human socialization

At the beginning of the twentieth century, it became common for people, whether Christians or not, to use Christmas cards to wish family and friends good luck and to celebrate the New Year. This gave rise to the more non-religious (or orientalized) "New Year's cards".

As traditional paper cards, the material is mostly high-grade wood pulp paper, and the production of such paper consumes wood resources. In today's low-carbon environmental protection, the traditional New Year's card in the fusion with modern network technology, but also in the virtual society, to create their own new glory ----- electronic greeting card (E-card).

The Rise of E-Cards

E-card is equivalent to electronic greeting card with its fast and convenient, saving environmental protection characteristics, quickly become a fashion. The creation of e-cards has had a certain impact on traditional greeting cards, but the two cannot completely replace each other. Some people think that the feeling of happiness and being touched when receiving traditional greeting cards cannot be replaced by other ways, and traditional greeting cards still have advantages that cannot be replaced by e-cards.

Environmental Considerations

Environmental protection can be more efforts on the process, such as the use of waste paper. Many modern greeting card manufacturers are now focusing on sustainable production methods while maintaining the traditional charm of physical cards. The tactile experience and personal touch of a physical 3D greeting card continues to hold significant value in our digital age.

While digital alternatives continue to evolve, the emotional connection fostered by traditional greeting cards remains unparalleled. For those interested in learning more about the evolution of greeting traditions, explore our insights on the origin of greeting cards and how they've adapted to modern times while preserving their sentimental value.