Culture Insider: Taboos in gift-giving
Updated: 2015-02-02 07:00
(Chinaculture.org)
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7. Cash is the best gift of all, especially during Spring Festival
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A boy shows the red envelopes he received during Spring Festival. Photo by Lyu Jianshe / for China Daily |
If you are not sure what to give to your friends or relatives during the upcoming Spring Festival, a "red envelop" can be a universal gift. Red envelops are red paper packets packed with money. You can give your friends or relatives' children red envelops as a way to express your greetings. As in Chinese custom, during the Chinese New Year, seniors will give children red envelops with lucky money inside to express their love.
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