In fact, this case caused by grabbing a red envelope in the week cannot be completely attributed to the WeChat platform. Zhou's "coming and not going" behavior of grabbing red envelopes violates the rules of WeChat group and is dishonest, but it does not violate laws and regulations. A series of disputes and conflicts that followed have completely separated from WeChat and really entered real life. Therefore, WeChat is only an objective condition at best and cannot play a decisive role. This dispute caused by grabbing red envelopes reflects some people's narrow-mindedness and greed, which is what they call "greedy for small things and cheap things", and they have a concussion just for 200 yuan. It also reflects that some people lack basic legal awareness, don't know how to respect the rights and interests of others, and think that they can implement the so-called group rules if they are the group owners, which is very naive and ridiculous. In fact, it is these two points that are the important factors that cause controversy.
Wechat grabbing red envelopes is just a pastime after a meal. Giving out red packets and grabbing red packets is just to make everyone laugh. We shouldn't care too much about it. It is very irrational to argue or even fight because of a red envelope. Light may lead to compensation, and heavy may violate the criminal law, because this little money is really not worth it. Rules such as group rules are only for regulating behaviors such as WeChat group chat, and are not legally binding. Don't think that you can implement the so-called group rules just because you are the group owner, which is very naive and ridiculous. Here, I want to warn you that you need to be cautious when grabbing red envelopes, and don't add WeChat groups casually.