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These two Chinese Notes were sent to to me from an Internet friend in China. Is is customary to give New Year's Money
so that the year is a prosperous one.



Happy-New-Year!

Happy-New-Year!
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Gong Xi Fa Cai !

Hong Bao Na Lai ...
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Interesting tradition, and nice notes.
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Gung Hai Fat Choi. Only the elder people give money, then only to younger people. Siu ap, jew bei, ho mei aaaaa.
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Not necessarily elder people, but older people. I know a 22 year old who has to give money to her cousin's child who demanded 800RMB and she gave him 200RMB. I suggested 5RMB would be good for a 4 year old.
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