My lucky money composition is 400 words.

The Spring Festival is coming, and all the students' faces are filled with bright smiles. Because during the Spring Festival, students can receive some lucky money from their elders. The reason why parents give their children lucky money in festivals is out of concern and blessing for their children, hoping that their children will be safe in the new year. So, we must use it reasonably:

Lucky money can be used in this way: because I am a student, I should focus on learning, and I can use some money to buy some extracurricular exercises or some good composition books in primary schools. I can also give some money to my parents. Finally, you can give your love, donate this money to those children who want to go to school but have no money to pay tuition-children in poor mountainous areas, buy a gift for their mother and give her a "surprise" on her birthday or Mother's Day. The last way is to give it all to my mother for safekeeping, and use it to buy school supplies and pay tuition when school starts. The most important thing is to cherish these lucky money, and don't form the bad habit of spending money lavishly since childhood.

The advantage of this is that it can reduce the burden on parents, and also let children in poor mountainous areas go to school and feel the joy of learning like children in the city.

On holidays, adults give their children lucky money, which is said to be a tradition left over from China's 5,000-year history. People have been talking about this topic for many years. At present, there are two opinions: give or not. My view is to pay, but how to pay and how to spend. Let me talk about some of my thoughts and suggestions from this perspective:

1. Now the more developed the economy, the happier people's lives are. Many families have houses, computers, cars, etc. As a result, people's understanding of money is not as good as before, and it is becoming more and more generous. Giving lucky money is thousands or even tens of thousands, so that children will gradually become dependent and think that money is easy to get and gradually become greedy. People are somewhat worried about their children's independent living habits and future. Therefore, on the issue of lucky money, I think it is better to give less, such as 50 for Chinese New Year, 50 for Children's Day and 50 for birthdays. It's called giving less but getting better. This can not only cultivate children's economic ability, but also improve the relationship between relatives and friends.

Now let's talk about how to spend it. Some children get money to buy things that delay their studies, such as game machines, and over time they will form a bad habit of wasting money. I suggest putting the lucky money in the bank, or taking out a small amount of money to buy school supplies. On the one hand, you can eat interest in the bank, and the more you save, the more you save. On the other hand, let children develop the good habit of being diligent and housekeeping. When they get to middle school, they will spend the money on tuition fees, sponsorship fees or useful places. For example, in the recent tsunami in Southeast Asia, children will be able to donate some lucky money to those poor people.

In a word, our country is not rich. According to what adults said and what I saw on TV, China is still in the primary stage of socialism. We should have a clear mind on the issue of lucky money, carry forward the fine tradition of hard struggle, use lucky money in the cutting edge, and form a good habit of independence and thrift.

These are my thoughts and suggestions, which are encouraged by * * *.