red envelopes

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A sneeze awakened from a dream, I know you want me, so call right away red envelopes used to say to you!

They choose to put the money in red envelopes because Chinese people think red is a lucky color.

On New Year's Day the children receive gifts of money in red envelopes from their parents and grandparents.

He sat for a while and then unwrapped the red envelopes and counted the silver pieces given him by the parents.

Recognizing Tzu Chi, when they came across the volunteers' stall, the couple immediately donated their red envelopes to a bamboo coin bank.

We celebrate by giving each other little red envelopes with cash inside and going out for a meal.

Do we have enough red envelopes for all the children?

Every time the passage to a new year approaches, churches will print their own red envelopes, which congregants can use at no charge.

In fact, it is only in the last few decades that red envelopes have become so commonly used.

Additionally, some doctors accept red envelopes (a monetary gift in exchange for favourable service) against the rules.

It was only with the spread of paper currency that the New Year's money became paper cash wrapped in red envelopes.

I only know of those two occasions ( passing your driving test) of handing over red envelopes. . . are there any others?

It's an occasion to have family feasts, buy new clothes and exchange red envelopes stuffed with gift money.

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It is a Chinese custom for adults to give red envelopes to children or their seniors during the holiday to represent good luck.

Traditionally at Chinese New Year people wear red clothes, set off firecrackers and give children "lucky money" in red envelopes.

Not only do they get red envelopes that are stuffed with money, but they are too young to have to give any.

Students at a primary school in Beijing say they all have received red envelopes during the Spring Festival.

Mid-Autumn and National Day holiday makes wedding wave, the red envelopes spending people too much.

"Red bomb" is the popular name for the red envelopes with money that are given as wedding gifts.

Mr. Chen today held a "donation ceremony" at a Taiwan auditorium and doled out $227, 1888 in his signature red envelopes.

Those who can afford to give red envelopes are always the older generation or the boss or the leader.

What about the money put in the small red envelopes?

DURING Chinese new year, it is customary to give and receive red envelopes filled with crisp banknotes.

You received little red envelopes containing money on special occasions.

That's because we get presents and treats, including red envelopes filled with money.

Feasts, fireworks, and lucky money in red envelopes all add to the joyful atmosphere.

The amount of "lucky money" in red envelopes has been increasing compared with past years.

These guests bring gifts or red envelopes for goodluck to give to the baby.

Red envelopes are an indispensable gift from wedding guests.

Children will get a lot of gifts and New Year red envelopes in Spring festival.

On Chinese New Year's Eve, grown ups usually give red envelopes to children.

Giving Hongbao (red packets or red envelopes) during the Chinese New Year is another tradition.

Parents give their children lucky money in red envelopes.

Red envelopes that represent good luck are given to children.

Why do doctors received repeated red envelopes?

Can you imagine having New Year's Eve dinner and receiving red envelopes on a hot summer day?

Young people have fun playings, They also get red envelopes with "lucky money" inside.

Everyone is happy when receiving red envelopes during the Chinese Near Year.

Adults give red envelopes to children.

Giving red envelopes to children is the tradition of the Chinese New Year.

Children receive red envelopes with money from their elders.

Our grandchildren flock a round like bees when we hand out red-envelopes with lucky money.

Both her parents are in big family. That's why she has gotten so many red envelopes.

I remember red envelopes!

We often give out red envelopes as gift.

Bob: Wow! That is a lot to do. Why don't you just give them all money in little red envelopes?

Grandmother grandfather aunt uncle, their father gave me tips mom gave me a red envelope, my mother gave my sister my brother red envelopes.

Winter vacation I accepted many red envelopes and have 5yuan, 10 yuan, 100 yuan with many. I prepa