Chinese kindergarten boy gives gold bars worth 1.2 million rupees to a girl in his class

Children are the very symbol of purity and innocence. They are known to share pencils, chocolates, candies, and toys. However, one such child from China proved this idiom to be true as he gifted the boy with gold bars worth $15,000. INRAccording to one person, it was given to a girl in her nursery school class as an “engagement gift.” South China Morning Post report.

The incident occurred on December 22nd in Guang’an City, Sichuan Province, southwest China. The girl showed her parents an extraordinary gift, but her parents remained shocked and confused. Her parents told the girl to return her gold to her classmates.

Concerned, the boy’s parents also contacted the boy’s family, who expressed regret, saying they had told their son they would save the gold for his future bride.

The girl’s mother said, “The boy’s parents told him that the gold was for his future wife, but they never expected him to secretly take it out and give it to their daughter.” .

“The whole situation was both amusing and embarrassing to them,” she added, as quoted in the report.

She also called on other parents to be careful to avoid similar experiences for their children.

This story caught the attention of netizens on the internet who were amused to see the adorable friendship between the two children who share China. Some users also shared similar incidents.

“My mother-in-law gave me a bracelet. My son thought it was nice and asked if he could give it to a classmate. I’m glad he thought to ask me first. I think we should be ‘thankful’,” one user said.

Another netizen wrote, “This boy really has the guts to casually hand out 200 grams of gold like that.”

“In the first year, a male student in my daughter’s class gave her 200 yuan in cash. I immediately returned the money to the boy’s parents that evening,” a third person said.

Last May, a young child in China stole her mother’s gold bracelet and gave it to a kindergartener. The boy’s mother claimed her teacher advised her to be “careful” with her jewelry.

When the boy’s mother asked him why he had picked up the bangle, he explained that he wanted to give it to a girl he was friends with at kindergarten.