抢红包的英语作文

㈠ 抢红包的英文

你好！
抢红包
Grab a red envelope

㈡ 英语作文 抢红包赞成 担忧

今年春节晚会上，很多人加入了抢红包游戏活动，但也有人表示担忧。假如你叫李华，你班最近开展了一个有关抢红包游戏活动的调查。请你用英文给学校校刊《英语园地》写一封信，介绍此次调查的结果并谈谈你的观点。
75%的学生认为好玩，刺激，可以结实更多朋友
25%的学生太浪费时间，与家人沟通时间少
你的观点呢？……
参考范文：
Dear Editor,
I am writing to tell you about the survey on the activity of “Grabbing red packets” in our class. About 70% of the students took part in the game in my class. About 75% of them think it can bring them morefun and they can make more friends. However, about 25% of them are worried about the activity. They say some people spend too much time grapping red packets. Moreover, they don’t have enough communication with their family members. As a result, they may feel a little lonely.
I think this game is really exciting, but we should spend more time communicating with our family members.
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua

㈢ 关于微信红包利弊的英语作文

关于微信红包利弊作文

In recent years,Wechat is becoming increasingly popular.Many
people express themselves,exchange ideas and deliver information by
Wechat.
There are a number of reasons for Wechat to be known.To begin
with,Wechat is a relative cheap way of communication,which cuts down a
great deal of the cost of making a phone call.Next,Wechat is to the
taste of the majority of people.Its attractive interface and various
functions are loved wildly.Furthermore,convenience also accounts for its
popularity.It is available everywhere and at any time.

㈣ 英语作文，题目是抢红包

Recently in China ring Chinese New Year, a very popular way of sending out New Year greetings was through 'electronic red packets'. The idea is that this is a more convenient method than using traditional red packets, which are given out ring Chinese New Year as a token of good luck for the coming year. With the electronic version, which can be sent through most popular Chinese platforms such as WeChat, Weibo, the person sending the packet does not physically have to meet with the receiver, thus many limitations are removed

㈤ 抢红包的经历英语作文

Red Packets
Giving Hongbao （ packets or red envelopes）ring the Chinese New Year is another tradition.

A red packet is simply a red envelope with gift money in it，which
symbolizes luck and wealth. Red packets are symbolically handed out to
younger generations by their parents，grandparents，relatives，close
neighbors and friends，and usually the immediate family gives Hongbao to
the children on New Year's Eve. Money given in this way may not be
refused and the pretty envelopes make the present seem more amiability
and sincere.
The money is also called Ya Sui Qian，meaning
"suppressing age money"，which is supposed to stop children from getting
older. This comes from the belief that everyone becomes one year older
on New Year's Day. Red is the lucky color and will bring good luck to
the person receiving the present

㈥ 写一篇 关于qq 红包抢红包发红包的英语作文,要求描述这一现象,介绍人们观点。

Popular messaging service WeChat is hogging the
limelight this Chinese New Year — by giving the traditions typical of
this festive period a facelift.
As technology has altered the way people in
China carry out certain traditions ring Chinese New Year, at no point
is it clearer that Weixin, the version of WeChat available in the
country, has emerged as a frontrunner in the wave of change.
The Weixin team came upon a brilliant idea of
taking the Chinese New Year tradition of gifting money into the digital
era. Basically, rather than (or, perhaps, in addition to) giving red
envelopes of money to family and friends, Weixin users could tap into
digital payments and send monetary gifts of up to CNY100 (around $16.50)
per go to others on the chat app.
State media Xinhua reports (hat/tip Tech in
Asia) that the first two days of Chinese New Year saw more than five
million people across China taking part in Weixin’ online red envelope
activity, with more than 20 million red envelopes handed out, according
to data from Tencent, the company that owns WeChat.

㈦ 对于中学生抢红包的看法的英语作文

Recently in China ring Chinese New Year, a very popular way of sending out New Year greetings was through 'electronic red packets'. The idea is that this is a more convenient method than using traditional red packets, which are given out ring Chinese New Year as a token of good luck for the coming year. With the electronic version, which can be sent through most popular Chinese platforms such as WeChat, Weibo, the person sending the packet does not physically have to meet with the receiver, thus many limitations are removed, such as two people having different time commitments, or being in different locations.

㈧ 就春节微信抢红包的现象写英语作文，速度速度，uc发红包了，大家快领红包

Popular messaging service WeChat is hogging the
limelight this Chinese New Year — by giving the traditions typical of
this festive period a facelift.
这个农历新年，大众短信服务平台“微信”抢尽了风头——使节日的传统习俗焕然一新。

As technology has altered the way people in
China carry out certain traditions ring Chinese New Year, at no point
is it clearer that Weixin, the version of WeChat available in the
country, has emerged as a frontrunner in the wave of change.
随着科技对中国人庆祝新年习俗方式的改变，微信——中国的微聊媒介，可谓劲头十足，俨然成为这次变革的弄潮儿。

The Weixin team came upon a brilliant idea of
taking the Chinese New Year tradition of gifting money into the digital
era. Basically, rather than (or, perhaps, in addition to) giving red
envelopes of money to family and friends, Weixin users could tap into
digital payments and send monetary gifts of up to CNY100 (around $16.50)
per go to others on the chat app.
微信团队突发创想，将中国新年送红包的传统融入了数字时代。大体上，除向亲朋好友分发红包外，微信用户还可选择电子支付方式向微信圈内的好友派发红包，红包金额可高达100元（约16.5美元）。

State media Xinhua reports (hat/tip Tech in
Asia) that the first two days of Chinese New Year saw more than five
million people across China taking part in Weixin’s online red envelope
activity, with more than 20 million red envelopes handed out, according
to data from Tencent, the company that owns WeChat.
官方媒体新华社报道，仅在新年的前两天，全国就有500多万人参与了微信线上抢红包活动，共分发了2000多万个红包。该数据来自微信的开发方腾讯公司。

㈨ 英语作文关于春节qq:抢红包

Tzung Tzu A very popular dish ring the Dragon Boat festival is tzung tzu. This tasty dish consists of rice mplings with meat, peanut, egg yolk, or other fillings wrapped in bamboo leaves. The tradition of tzung tzu is meant to remind us of the village fishermen scattering rice across the water of the Mi Low river in order to appease the river dragons so that they would not devour Chu Yuan.