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When you visit Chinatown be
When you visit Chinatown be sure to get some little red envelopes (laysee) and put a crisp dollar bill inside it for your little ones. It means good luck/fortune!
And get some little tangerines and stack them in a bowl for display and snacking. It means a lucky house full of joy and warmth.
Gung hay fat choy!! Happy New Year!! ;o)