Nowadays, e-hongbao is quite popular in China. People think that e-hongbao comes from lucky money for the Spring Festival. It’s a new convenient（方便的）way to send wishes. People hope to get good luck from it.
People send e-hongbao not only on festivals but also in other situations（情况）. On birthdays, for example, people may get e-hongbao from family, relatives and friends, especially when they are not in the same place. For another example, February 14th is special to lovers. To express（表达）their love, Chinese lovers like sending each other e-hongbao of 5.20 yuan or 13.14 yuan.
People like playing e-hongbao games on smartphones. In the games, people all hope to get more money. Some of the lucky ones may get much while some get only a few fen. No matter（不管）how much money they get in the end, they want to try their luck. Usually, the person who gets the most money will send e-hongbao one more time. In fact, whether they get much or little, they have lots of fun.
You can also use the money from e-hongbao to pay. If you forget to take a wallet with you when shopping or eating in restaurants, don’t worry. A smartphone can help you out. That’s great, isn’t it? However, each coin has two sides. Some people think e-hongbao is just a way to make customers（顾客）spend more money. And paying by e-hongbao can be dangerous sometimes. Be careful not to give away personal（个人的）information like your ID numbers. Safety always comes first.
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