Both styles are made from deep red Linen paper:
One is "Jí-lióng-bú-chhun," and the other is "Hî-io̍k-liông-mn̂g."
The word "dragon" (龍) sounds like "lóng" (攏) in Taiwanese Hokkien, meaning "all" or "entirely."
"Jí-lióng-bú-chhun" is a homophone in Taiwanese Hokkien, signifying that all your money will be more than enough.
"Hî-io̍k-liông-mn̂g" heralds a year filled with joy and pleasant surprises!
Both designs are brimming with blessings, wishing everyone who receives these red envelopes
abundant wealth and prosperity, "Jí-lióng-bú-chhun," and a career that "Hî-io̍k-liông-mn̂g!"
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- Taiwan
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- No.158,521 - Stationery | No.9,840 - Chinese New Year
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- Before the Lunar New Year, we craft couplets using Taiwanese Hokkien homophones, blending them with the year's zodiac animal and Taiwan's unique traditional characters. Through these special elements, we invite the world to understand Taiwanese culture more deeply! We can also inlay your name and your family's names into the couplets, creating a one-of-a-kind New Year's gift that truly touches the heart.
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