Do children still need to give red envelopes to their elders when they grow up?

Have grown up, should I accept the lucky money from my elders? On the occasion of the Spring Festival, whether to accept the lucky money of the elders has become a question that many people think about, because in the eyes of the elders, no matter how old the children are, they should be given lucky money, but we feel that we have grown up and are embarrassed to accept the lucky money of the elders. I think we should receive lucky money from our elders during the Spring Festival for two main reasons.

First, the red envelope given by the elders to the younger generation represents a beautiful meaning and blessing, and the younger generation should accept it. The Spring Festival is the biggest festival of the Chinese nation. On this day, the younger generation will kowtow to their elders and wish them health and longevity. At the same time, the elders will also prepare lucky money for the younger generation to express their blessings to the younger generation. In the process of collecting lucky money, children are the happiest, because they have a lot of income again. But the younger generation, who are older, are embarrassed to accept the lucky money from their elders, because everyone knows that the money from their elders is hard-won, and it is a bit bad to accept the lucky money from their elders, but it is good luck. No matter how much money they give, it is best to accept it and return it to their elders in another way. During the Chinese New Year, red envelopes, regardless of size, are the wishes of elders. No matter how old you are, you are a child in the eyes of your family. Since your parents gave you lucky money, you can keep it.

Second, you can temporarily put away the lucky money given by your elders and then return it to your elders in another way. Whenever Chinese New Year comes, friends and relatives will get together to talk about the harvest of the past year and detailed plans for the future. Whenever this time, relatives will give their children lucky money. Basically, as long as unmarried children can receive lucky money, older children will be embarrassed to accept the lucky money of their elders. But I think since the elder gave you the lucky money, you'd better accept it. If you refuse, it will make your elders feel a little embarrassed. You can receive lucky money from your elders first, and then return it to your elders in another form after the Spring Festival, such as giving them buy buy clothes and buy buy gifts.

To sum up, it is my opinion whether we should accept the lucky money given by our elders when we grow up. I think no matter how old you are, you are all children in the eyes of your elders. Since the elders gave you the lucky money, you can keep it, because the lucky money represents your blessing.