Crypto red envelopes are technically possible, but legality and accessibility depend heavily on local regulations and wallet ...

The envelopes are red because it’s the most auspicious color, associated with good luck and happiness. They are traditionally decorated with gold letters and Chinese symbols of luck, like the dragon, ...

Streets near Beijing’s main temples were crowded with people lining up to burn incense and pray for good fortune ...

Watch my Chinese grandpa face the ultimate food versus money challenge: a red envelope filled with cash or a tempting, delicious chicken sandwich. His reactions are priceless as he weighs practicality ...

The content creator and her husband put their own twist on the traditional practice of giving out red envelopes filled with ...

My Chinese grandpa faces a hilarious and surprising challenge: choose between a $100 red envelope or a mysterious mystery box. What starts as a simple decision turns into a playful test of curiosity, ...

Chinese content creators have shared the symbolism behind the red envelopes handed out on Chinese New Year that show just how meaningful they are.

A talented Pokemon fan online creates incredible Year of the Horse lucky red envelopes to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

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As China and East Asia welcomed the Year of the Horse on Tuesday, LFP’s Ryan Goodison spoke with the Chinese Canadian ...

Most people who receive red envelopes are immediately interested in their contents (cold, hard cash). But in Hong Kong, there’s a strong appreciation for well-designed lai see that are handed out over ...