小时候,那金光闪闪的小硬币在我眼里特别地有魅力,因为它就等于是一支新铅笔,一个笔记本,或者一根甜甜的雪糕。我也常因为从妈妈那儿得到一枚小小的硬币而乐得一蹦三尺高。渐渐地,我长大了,我依然很爱钱——特爱。爱闻新钞票的油墨味,爱听储蓄罐里的小硬币被摇动相互撞击时发出的清脆的声响——那简直是一种享受。我更乐意的是可以拿它到小书亭买到我喜欢的作文选或者故事书。后来,我逐渐认识到了有关金钱的是是非非。在物欲横流的世界里,金钱的魅力远比我想象的要大得多。金钱 When I was young, the glittering coin was especially appealing to my eyes because it was a new pencil, a notebook, or a sweet ice cream. I often get up to three feet high because I got a little coin from my mother. Gradually, I grew up, I still love money - special love. Love the smell of new notes, love to hear the crisp sound of small coins in a piggy bank being shaken and impacting each other - it is simply a pleasure. I am more willing to take it to a small bookstore to buy my favorite compositions or story books. Later, I gradually realized that the money is right and wrong. In the materialistic world, the charm of money is far greater than I thought. money