大年初一上午,我早早地起了床,穿上崭新的衣服,急不可待地走出家门去拜年。大街上人来人往,大红的灯笼,崭新扎眼的对联,满地的鞭炮碎屑,衬托出整个村庄一派喜气洋洋的景象。人们都穿戴一新,脸上洋溢着笑容,见面就说:“恭喜,恭喜,过年好!”我在这恭喜声中首先去给爷爷奶奶拜了年。爷爷奶奶高兴得合不拢嘴,急忙塞给我一个大大的红包。出了爷爷家,我心想,下一个给谁拜年呢?突然,我想起了邻居家的王奶奶。王奶奶,老伴儿死得早,无儿无女,还患有心脏病。前几天,我到她家玩,看见她什么年货也没买,就奇怪地 New Year's Day morning, I got up early bed, put on new clothes, anxious to go out to visit New Year. The coming and going of people in the street, the red lanterns, the new eye-catching couplets, covered with firecrackers detritus, bring out the whole village spirited scene. People wear a new face filled with a smile, met and said: “Congratulations, congratulations, happy New Year!” I am here to congratulate the grandparents first to worship the year. Grandma and grandma gleened, hurriedly give me a big red envelope. Out of the grandfather's house, I thought, the next one to whom the New Year? Suddenly, I remembered the neighbors Grandma Wang. Grandma Wang, his wife died early child, no children and no children, but also suffering from heart disease. A few days ago, I went to her house to play and saw her what New Year did not buy, strangely