Lunar New Year: Who owns the 'lucky money' in a red envelope? - BBC News

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Lunar New Year red envelopes yield much more than cash - Los Angeles Times

These Chinese big money envelopes have tangerine pictures and good quality. Tangerine has the meanings of Good Luck and Doing Things Well. In China,

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Chinese WeChat users sent out 20 million cash-filled red envelopes to friends and family within two days

8 Things You Should Know About The Lucky Red Envelope — Google Arts & Culture

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