During the Chinese New Year period, the married or the elderly give red envelops to children or unmarried juniors. A red envelope is also called yasui qian (or suppressing Sui money). For all ages, red envelopes are given on Hulutrip during special period of time. You can write down on Additional Requirement when you place an order for Chinese New Year--When can I receive red envelope? Like Christmas in the West, people exchange gifts during the Spring Festival. As common gift, wishes of Year of Rooster are included for giving good luck to the receivers. It is common for Chinese to send red envelope via Wechat--the most popular social media is app in China, like Whatsapp and Facebook in the West to greet their friends with instant exchange. Some apps are invented for receiving red envelopes at once and they are so popular among the youth. There are cultural activities to welcome the New Year. Arranged during the festival, it is common to set off firecrackers, ancestor worship, and dragon dances. At temple fairs in many Chinese dragon dances, lion dances and imperial performances like an emperor is wedding. Some people are to pray in a temple during Chinese New Year. It is a particularly blessed activity to wish a smooth coming year. Thousands flock to famous or biggest temple in the city to pray for good fortune. Happy Chinese New Year! BOOK