This Wednesday, Jan. 29, marks the beginning of the Chinese ... new clothes and wishing others good luck On New Year’s Day, ...

China's most important holiday — the Lunar New Year is also widely celebrated in South Korea, Vietnam and other countries where Chinese ... to invoke good fortune." Exchanging red envelopes ...

Traditional Chinese New Year food will put some luck ... with rice-paper-rolled summer rolls, these small crunchy cylinders are filled with anything from ground pork to mushrooms to red bean ...

Elders giving red envelopes filled with money to kids and young unmarried relatives is a tradition followed during the Chinese New Year. This practise symbolises blessings, good luck, and prosperity.

Many people will also clean their homes before festivities begin and will often put up red decorations – a color signifying good fortune in Chinese culture. Every year, the Lunar New Year marks ...

According to Antara, the Chinese New Year symbolizes good fortune and prayers for a brighter future ... If something breaks accidentally, people usually wrap the broken pieces in red paper and say ...

It is a long-standing Chinese tradition during ... to give everyone an auspicious start to the new year. The red colour of the packets symbolises good luck and prosperity and the amount of money ...

As a kid, she would always receive envelopes with Chinese characters, and she wondered why there weren't more Vietnamese-themed ones. While traditional envelopes are red ... New Year symbolize ...

It’s almost time to celebrate the Lunar New Year ... symbols representing good fortune.The set includes a fan decorated with two magpies, a vase of fortune red fruit, a persimmon fruit, three ...