During Chinese New Year, eating or giving mandarin oranges…
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During Chinese New Year, eating or giving mandarin oranges is all about sharing good luck and blessings. In Chinese, the word for mandarin orange in Cantonese is 金, jin, sounds like “gold”. So they’re seen as symbols of wealth and prosperity. Their round, golden look also represents completeness and abundance. People often give them in pairs to wish others double the good fortune. It’s a simple way to show respect, share good vibes, and hope for a successful year ahead.
So, here it is. I’m giving you a double portion of good fortune and happiness for the coming Chinese New Year. 🍊🍊
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#MandarinOrange
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#LunarNewYear
#FestiveBlessings
So, here it is. I’m giving you a double portion of good fortune and happiness for the coming Chinese New Year. 🍊🍊
#ChineseNewYear
#MandarinOrange
#GoodLuckTradition
#LunarNewYear
#FestiveBlessings
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The password for this red packet is 2888. Only 18 packets are available. You must comment the password (2888) along with your answer to this question: What does the Chinese character '福' mean?
- This red packet valid on 29-Jan-2025 for 6 hours only. Check my original activity description. Don't claim in this post.
- You only allow to claim one red packet.
- All answer is in my previous post.
- It will be distributed based on first come, first served.
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