During the Tét, the Vietnamese New Year, members said lucky money in red envelopes called Li Xi are exchanged after elders are wished a year full of happiness, prosperity and good health.

We save all the money but spend a lot on food ... Mừng Năm Mới “Happy New Year”, and then they will receive “Li Xi, lucky money”. Tauranga’s Vietnamese Lunar New Year party is ...

As part of the celebration, Prime Minister Chinh gave Tet gifts and li xi (lucky money) to passengers and railway staff, expressing gratitude for their hard work and dedication during the festive ...

Valentin Constantinescu has celebrated Tet like a true Vietnamese. From wrapping banh chung to gathering with family, he ...

Credit: Uyen Di Finally, after the lively, joyful family feast, the children receive their lì xì (lucky money). These moments are always filled with laughter as the children, not fluent in ...

One of the most beloved Tet traditions is the sharing of red envelopes containing "Lucky Money" (Lì xì). On January 30, guests of all ages will have the opportunity to learn how to make their ...

The lucky money giveaway is a long-standing practice that represents “Mung Tuoi” or “Li Xi,” literally meaning “congratulations on a new age”. After the first day of Tet, families carefully select ...

On the first day of the new year, after attending Mass, many Catholics pick a small card that contains a randomly selected verse from the Bible. This verse is believed to serve as a personal spiritual ...

Lucky money giveaway is a long-standing practice that represents “mung tuoi” or “li xi”, literally meaning “congratulation on a new age”. According to the book “Viet Nam phong tuc ...