You may have noticed small red envelopes in banks during the Lunar New Year. They're for money — "lucky money" — to be offered as gifts. "People who are married or elders will put money into ...

Stella Xu is an immigrant from China and said Lunar New Year is all about family and traditions. For children, one of the most anticipated traditions is receiving red envelopes from senior family ...

Traditional celebrations can vary across cultures, but common ways to ring in the Lunar New Year are gifting money in red envelopes, wearing lucky colors including red and gold, eating symbolic ...

Lunar New Year has always been a holiday about looking ... Natalie Nguyen, 21, college student Giving red envelopes to younger family members "The red envelopes are given to the younger family ...

Zodiac traditions vary across different cultures for the Lunar New year ... and sharing a meal, red lanterns, fireworks, visiting relatives, parades, gifting red envelopes with money, banquets ...

The Lunar New Year’s traditional celebrations include a family reunion ... The centerpiece of the Arts Annex celebration will include attendees making lanterns and red envelopes. “Last year, we got ...

People dress in red attire, decorate their homes with red paper lanterns and use red envelopes ... around the Lunar New Year featuring lion and dragon dances, fireworks, traditional food and ...