Six major meanings of socks - give socks as gifts

As early as the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, there were records of socks. "Wen Zi" said: "King Wen attacked Chong, and the socks were untied", which means that the belt of King Wen of Zhou tied his socks loosened. It can be inferred that socks had appeared among the upper class in my country during this period and became a symbol of status.
In modern times, everyone can afford to wear socks. Red socks during the Chinese New Year and weddings also symbolize joy and good wishes.
Symbolize care and consideration
Giving socks means that the giver hopes that the recipient will feel warm and comfortable, especially in winter, which reflects the care for the details of the other person's daily life and the willingness to give intimate care.

Expression of intimate relationship
Since socks are close-fitting clothes, when a girl gives socks to a boy or a boy gives socks to a girl, it implies a close relationship, implying "close-fitting things are like accompanying you"
Promise of a lifetime
There is a romantic saying that giving socks symbolizes the wish of "a lifetime", implying the hope of being with the other person for a long time and never separating.
Meaning of local customs
In some areas, such as the southern part of Shanghai, giving red socks during the New Year means warding off evil spirits and bringing good luck and peace, which is equivalent to sending good luck and blessings.
Relationship maintenance and tolerance
When a man gives a woman socks, it may express his care and tolerance for her, hoping to give her warmth and protection in every aspect of life.
Health and peace
In some interpretations, giving socks is also given the good wishes of hoping that the other person is healthy and safe.