Chinese Lunar ... for prosperity, good luck and vitality. It is also considered to ward off evil and negative energies. Wear red to attract good fortune and start the year on a positive note.

Wearing new clothes and wishing others good luck On New Year’s Day ... including virtual messages and WeChat red envelopes.

Instead, the night before the holiday, we bathe in tea and pomelo leaves to wash away the bad luck and bring good fortune. We exchange red envelopes. A major part of Chinese New Year is the lai xi ...

They say the person who launches the first New Year’s firework receives a special dose of good luck. Chinese legend has it that an old man used loud noises and red objects to scare off a beast ...

As Lunar New Year officially ... getting piles of red packets from parents, uncles, aunties and the elderly. But before you go off in hopes of collecting luck and money, learn more about the ...

This year, we are welcoming the Year of the Tiger on February 1. Not only does the Chinese ... red or bright colors- and visit their relatives. The new clothes symbolise a new start and good luck ...

(You are looking for awareness of the colour red and that is seen as a lucky colour and will bring good luck). (5) ‘Can anyone remember what happens on the 15th night of Chinese New Year?’ ...

These trees, especially in Chinese culture, are associated with prosperity and good luck. During the Lunar New Year, oranges are ... of its strongest factors. Red Buckwheat. The Red Buckwheat ...

Thary said people believe that celebrating the Chinese New Year will bring them good luck, good fortune and happiness ... and decorate their houses with red color paper-cuts, flowers, red lanterns ...