#Red envelope

[ijustwannahavefunn]

I was planning to only make a celebration drawing this year, but I noticed the size is perfect for making red envelopes, sooo... I made some myself! I'll upload the pdf file on my Patreon. Although I know most people who follow me probably don't celebrate the Lunar New Year haha :'D Still tho, HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR!

Btw, my little bro took that photo for me, thank you dude <3

[cindysuen]

🧧Happy year of the snake! 🐍

My red envelopes “Year of the Meowy Snake“ for Grumpy Bert‘s annual Red Envelope Show at Harman Projects, 210 Rivington Street, New York. 

Opening night reception on Saturday February 1st 6-8pm. Exhibition on view till Saturday February 22nd. Tuesday to Saturday 10am-6pm. Featuring over 100 artists. Come check out the show! 🧧🐍🧧 

[oriixxc]

Happy Chinese New Year🦇

[magicalshopping]

♡ LEGO Money Tree ♡

[buffetlicious]

Traditionally, Red Packets (红包) are handed out by married couples. They’re typically given to elders like grandparents and parents, as well as single adults and kids. Giving red packets is about spreading goodwill and wishing others good fortune. It’s a meaningful gesture, but don’t stress yourself out trying to hit a certain amount – it’s the thought that counts. Resist the urge to tear open your ang bao in front of everyone. It’s considered bad manners to count cash in public. Instead, save the excitement for when you’re back home – privacy makes it all the sweeter!

Here’s the lowdown: avoid any amount with the number four – it’s traditionally linked to death and bad luck. So steer clear of $4, $14, or $44 red packets unless you want some awkward stares. On the flip side, eight is the superstar of numbers! It’s considered super lucky because it sounds like “fa,” which means wealth in Chinese. That’s why amounts like $8, $18, or $88 are crowd favourites. Oh, and one more tip: stick to even numbers for your ang baos. The Chinese believe “good things come in pairs,” so it’s an easy way to make your gesture extra auspicious!

Ang Pau (red envelope, red packet) or Hong Bao (红包) would have been the highlight of Chinese New Year until you progressed from being a receiver to a giver. Now these red packets can become a chore, especially when you have to allocate a good amount for your relatives’, friends’ or neighbours’ children. So, what’s the appropriate amount of money to give away in each packet during Chinese New Year? Giving too little might leave a bitter taste in someone’s mouth; giving too much could also be a faux pas. If you’ve never done this before or are still struggling to understand the general amount to give, here’s a simple guide. This is simply a general guide so you have an idea of what to expect; how much you give can vary depending on your family and your financial situation.

[ericafails]

Sewed and embroidered my own red envelope this year. Did a couching stitch with a metallic gold thread. I don't know if I'll keep doing this for the next 11 years. We'll see!

[gmanmedias]

5) A headcanon for one of the characters you like (be as specific as possible): Gideon Graves being half-Chinese, bisexual, and grayromantic and a narcissist

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[pokesanriostims]

Happy Lunar New Year, Year of the Snake!

x/x/x x/🐍/x x/x/x

[rena-ragerat]

Ltl sweet Zhuzhi Lang with a red envelope 🧧 :3

[kerosnes]

scythe says happy new year

[thehotelojkids]

Off to the dentist

[dailybehbeh]

Behbeh

[cindysuen]

🐲”Year of the Meowy Dragon” 🐉🐱

Thank you to @grumpybert for having me for the 9th annual Red Envelope Show. There are original red envelopes from over 100 artists. The show is open from Feb 10-24 at @harmanprojects on 54 Ludlow St., NYC. Opening reception on Feb 10, 6-8pm, with lion dance at 6:30pm. Come check it out! 🐉🥳✨

[stimmycafe]

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🗺️ ➜ EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE STIMBOARD

📍 ➜ for myself

🗺️ ➜ with related stims

📍 ➜ 🧺 🧧 📄 || 🗺️ 📍 🗺️ || 🌫️ 🪨 🥯

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[madamvoila]

cute red envelope ideas 😛😛

imma be the coolest one at the family reunion

[roxynani9292]

F5 Lunar NY lixi 🧧