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Li Xi (chinesisch 李希, Pinyin Lǐ Xī; * Oktober 1956 im Kreis Liangdang in der Provinz Gansu) ist ein chinesischer Politiker und seit Oktober 2017 Mitglied des 19. und 20. Politbüros der Kommunistischen Partei Chinas und Parteisekretär der Provinz Guangdong . [1]
Lì Xì is a Vietnamese custom of giving and receiving money in red envelopes during Tet Holiday, the Lunar New Year. Learn about the origin, meaning and etiquette of this tradition and how it relates to the Chinese culture.
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- What Is “Li XI” Or Lucky Money?
- The Origin of “Li XI” Or Lucky Money.
- The Meaning of Giving “Li XI” Or Lucky Money in New year.
- How to Give and Receive “Li XI” Or Lucky Money?
- “Li XI” Or Lucky Money in Present time.
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Lucky Money is called “Li Xi” in Vietnamese and originated from the Chinese words “lì shì” which means “lucky”. Traditionally, the Lucky Money is a small amount of money put in a red envelop then is given to children as a wish of luck, health and good things will come to them in the Lunar New Year. The “Lucky Money” inside is traditionally new bran...
When and how did the “Li Xi” custome begin? There is no exact answer for these questions but it was widely believed that giving and receiving lucky money was originated from China. A legend says that once upon a time, evil spirits living in tree hollows always wanted to escape and harm children but were prevented by the gods. However, the gods had ...
When mentioning about “Li Xi”, people often think that is the action of giving money to children to welcome the new age on the first day of Lunar New Year. Even the money inside the red envelop is a small amount, it is considered to bring good fortune to the receiver. The “Li Xi” custom is normally be practiced in three first days, but can even las...
In the first three days of Lunar New Year, people wear new and beautiful clothes or even traditional costumes. They visit their relatives and friends’ houses, give them the best wishes for health, happiness and prosperity in the new year. After many wishes, people will give “lì xì” (lucky money) to children. In the past, “Li Xi” was given just to t...
In the past, money inside the red envelop just involved coins. Nowadays, “Li Xi” givers are very fussy about the red envelope and the appearance of the money. People in the middle-aged generation put current VND in the “Li Xi” as a practical gift, which is in circulation. Younger people have a different view of “Li Xi” so they select the lucky mone...
The “Li Xi” custom has changed a little bit to keep up with developing Vietnamese society. However, in old or modern society,“Li Xi” remains as one of the most important customs of Vietnamese people in Lunar New Year. Most importanly, its significant meaning does not lie in the amount of money given but in the hope of the givers for happiness and p...
Learn about the origin, meaning and custom of giving and receiving Li Xi (lucky money) during Tet Holiday in Vietnam. Li Xi is a small amount of new money in a red envelope that symbolizes luck, health and prosperity for the new year.
Learn about the custom of giving and receiving lucky money (or \"li xi\") in red envelopes during the Lunar New Year festival in Vietnam. Find out the meaning, amount, and etiquette of this traditional practice and how to avoid unlucky signs and words.
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Learn about the origin, meaning and types of li xi, a traditional custom of giving red envelopes with money to children on the first day of Lunar New Year in Vietnam. Find out how li xi brings good fortune and prosperity to the new year.
Lì xì ( tiếng Hán: 利事 / 利市 / 利是) hay Hồng bao ( tiếng Hán: 紅包) là một tên gọi của tục lệ người lớn hơn mừng tuổi trẻ em trong dịp Tết Nguyên Đán ở các nước Á Đông, đó là lệ đặt tiền vào chiếc phong bì nhỏ có trang trí màu đỏ hoặc vàng son rực rỡ để mừng tuổi trẻ em. Trong phương ngữ miền Nam của tiếng Việt, tiền ấy được gọi là tiền lì xì.
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