Each family received a hamper worth RM170 and RM100 ang pow. “All recipients were from the B40 group, senior citizens, single mothers, urban poor, people with disabilities and underprivileged ...

The amount varied until it reached the bottom tier where it accorded $2 to 'Others', which includes service staff. It seems the $2 ang pow given to anyone working over the holidays has caused a rift ...

There was not even a plan on how to counter-act the possible effects of the vaccine to the children given the same,” PAO added. There are a total of 98 complainants in the case who are parents ...

Malaysian TikToker @irfannudin350 has shared a lesson in being more careful with our red packets In a 21-second video posted to TikTok, he showed the aftermath of being too hasty when opening his ang ...

For a touch of tradition, guests greeting park ambassadors with "Gong Xi Fa Cai" may receive ang pow giveaways containing mystery prizes. At Sunway Lagoon, activities include a life-sized Giant Snake ...

While we revel in the festivities, spending time with family and friends, eating all the delicious food, and receiving/giving ang pow, don’t forget to give some serious thought to the ang pow ...

While Chinese New Year today may look different, some traditions remain the same, like giving and receiving ang pow. Whether you plan to go the e-angpow route or prefer to stick to the traditional ...

Another highlight worth considering would be their Ang Pao Classic Strudels. Back by popular demand, the Ang Pao Strudels give off a distinct CNY vibe of good fortune and prosperity thanks to the red ...

Without fail every year, we will see media publishers and influencers put up “Ang Pow Guides” for Chinese New Year (CNY). While some might think these guides are harmless fun, we think that sharing ...

Also known as the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, Chinese New Year is one of the most significant and widely celebrated holidays in the world—celebrated by around a quarter of the world’s ...

Known as “ang pao” in the Philippines and “hong bao” in China, these red envelopes filled with money are handed to kids and unmarried family members, symbolizing blessings of health and longevity.