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Make your own red envelopes to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
Red envelopes, or hóngbāo in Mandarin and lai see in Cantonese, are a common Lunar New Year tradition with origins in China that has also been adopted by many other East Asian and Southeast Asian cultures. Customarily, elders fill these red envelopes with money and then hand them out to young children as a token of good luck for the new year. Want to participate in this new year tradition? Follow along to create your very own red envelopes at home!