How much lucky money does mother-in-law give her grandson?

How much lucky money to give is appropriate according to your own economic situation.

As an elder, the more lucky money you give, the better, but the specific amount should be combined with your actual economic situation. If you give more, you can give less, which is more appropriate.

Lucky money, also known as precious money ("precious" is unlucky. The ancients used this custom to express that nothing unlucky should happen in the coming year. Lucky money is a traditional custom of Han nationality. Generally, in the countdown to the New Year, the elders will put the lucky money in a red envelope for the younger generation. Lucky money has a good meaning. It is generally believed that it can ward off evil spirits and keep peace. It is said that lucky money can suppress evil spirits, and the younger generation can spend their first year safely after getting lucky money.