Red envelopes, when some people hear these two words, they think of Chinese New Year, and when they think of getting money, their eyes immediately flash with golden light.

On New Year's Day, my mother took me to pay a New Year call. Happy new year experience: set off firecrackers, set off fireworks, play with friends, and "ask" adults for red envelopes. Opening the red envelope is even more exciting: you don't know how many lucky money there will be, maybe it's a number that surprises you!

My mother promised me that I could take half of the lucky money and control it at will.

At night, I hide the red envelope under the bed. So the thief can't steal my red envelope. It's foolproof I think.

I woke up the next day and found that the red envelope was gone. I've looked everywhere, but I can't find it. My first suspect is my mother.

Mom. After a few days of "unannounced visits", I found that my mother moved my red envelope!

"Mom, why did you take my money? Didn't you promise to use it for me? " I flew into a rage.

"You are too young to make good use of the lucky money." Mom said flatly.

I quarreled with my mother. Mom is angry and I am determined. But in the end it ended in my "defeat".

I just don't understand that although we children spend money unreasonably, red envelopes are for children, not adults. The "belly" of a red envelope contains not only money, but also adults' wishes for children. Children also have the right to use red envelopes!