What about gifts to in-laws?

This entry describes gifts to in-laws as money, festival presents, or red envelopes given to the other spouse's parents, and whether the two sides are treated by the same rule. It notes that the gift can be custom, a bid for peace, or a standing expense one person did not agree to carry.

What this entry does not do

It does not set a gift amount, and it does not replace the entry on a bride price or wedding gift between families.