TAIPEI, TAIWAN - The Lunar New Year, also called the Chinese New Year or the Spring Festival in China, is traditionally celebrated with tables piled with food and red envelopes filled with cash for ...

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As a child, one of my greatest pleasures was waking up on Lunar New Year to open the lucky money red envelopes that my mother had lovingly tucked under my pillow the night before—the Chinese ...

The date changes every year because it’s set by the lunar calendar, but typically it falls in late January or early February. As a child, one of my greatest pleasures was waking up on Lunar New Year ...

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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Handing out red envelopes (紅包) during the Lunar New Year is a key Taiwanese tradition, with red symbolizing vitality, joy, auspiciousness, and good luck. In ancient China, the ...