When I was a kid, one of the best things about Chinese New Year was the red envelopes my parents and their friends gave me. Tucked inside the small decorated envelopes was one or two dollars or maybe even five (a fortune in those days). Now as an adult, I’m expected to give out red envelopes. The rule, as my parents had explained back then, was to give money to children and anyone who was unmarried, (usually to someone no older than 25). Society has undergone a huge shift since then and the rules have become blurred, but thanks to Molalacompany.com this guideline makes everything perfectly clear.
Day's Lee 
Very concise and I’ve been wondering. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for re blogging!
Reblogged this on Lux and commented:
A quick guide from Day’s Lee.
Hi there, my name is Vene and I’m the founder of Molalacompany.com. Just want to say thank you for re-posting our “Do you need to give this person a Lai See?” flowchart and giving us the proper credit on your blog. You are fantastic and we really appreciate your gesture. Wishing you a great CNY and fortune and health in the year of horse! Best wishes, Vene
You’re welcome and Happy Chinese New Year to you too!
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