A little girl in China was so appreciative of her mother’s love and the sacrifices she made for the family that she wanted to give her all the cash gifts she received from relatives over the Lunar New Year.
SINGAPORE, Feb 11 Leave taken near Chinese New Year would typically be used to spring clean and prepare for the festive celebrations, but 43-year-old Tim Ho uses these days off.
A long-standing tradition for Chinese people over Lunar New Year is to give and receive cash in red packets known as lai see in Cantonese. But who should give lai see to whom, and how much money should be handed out?
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