During the Chinese New Year's Eve celebration on Jan 28, zookeepers at the Locajoy Theme Park in Chongqing's Yongchuan district distributed food-filled ... People put money in red envelopes ...

Chinese New Year red envelopes are a traditional custom typically observed during Spring Festival. People put money in red ...

Four Cambodians were crushed to death on Jan. 23 in a stampede for red envelopes containing money, which a prominent business tycoon offered as a goodwill gesture for Chinese New Year celebrations.

Giving red envelopes with money (Hongbao) Elders giving red envelopes filled with money to kids and young unmarried relatives is a tradition followed during the Chinese New Year. This practise ...

It's a modern, digital twist on the age-old tradition of giving red envelopes filled with money for the new year. Beyond the game, Panda Express continues to position itself as a cultural bridge ...

and sharing red envelopes filled with money. Festivities often feature feasts, dragon dances, and the Lantern Festival. Traditional foods like dumplings, fish, spring rolls, and longevity noodles ...

The Lunar New Year means it’s time to exchange gifts and red envelopes filled with money, clean their homes, feast on delicious foods and partake in other seasonal rituals. It’s also time to ...

Growing up, Lunar New Year at my aunt’s house was pure magic. The thrill of red envelopes filled with lucky candies—or money, if I was extra lucky—combined with the warm glow of red ...

So why not take inspiration from these symbols to start a new chapter in your own life? And above all, don't forget to wear a touch of red, to ward off evil spirits... or just to shine in society.

Red envelopes filled with money are traditionally handed out to children, family, friends and even employees as a symbol of good luck while entering the new year, according to USA Today.