Four Cambodians were crushed to death on Jan. 23 in a stampede for red envelopes containing money, which a prominent business tycoon offered as a goodwill gesture for Chinese New Year celebrations.

Written and directed by director Matthew Rankin, the comedy presents a Persian-language-inflected Canada, getting at timely ...

Start the Chinese New Year on a positive note by following these do's and don'ts, from gifting money to other traditions.

Come January, in Chinese restaurants and other locations, you may notice red envelopes stuffed with money ... as it’s a colour sometimes worn to Chinese funerals. White flowers or yellow ...

The Chinese New Year, marking the beginning of the lunar calendar, is celebrated worldwide with traditions promoting good luck and avoid bad fortune. Key practices include thorough cleaning before the ...

Red is the colour of celebration, prosperity, and good luck. It is believed to ward off evil spirits and attract positive ...

Wu’s red-envelope artistry traces back to when she was growing up in Taishan, a Chinese city in Guangdong province along the ...

Attendees were able to peruse a variety of foods and activities such as diabolo (Chinese yo-yo), snake-themed arts and crafts, hongbao (red envelope) lucky draw, balloon animals and themed puzzles.

Decorate your house with red lanterns. Crimson paints the Chinese decoration with great vigour. Hongbao is a lucky red envelope. It is stuffed with cash and gifted to friends and family.

A funeral home fire in East Greenwich has been deemed an "accident." Rhode Island Fire Marshal Tim McLaughlin told NBC 10 on Monday that the Hill-Skeffington Funeral Home and Cremations fire ...

EAST GREENWICH, R.I. (WJAR) — An East Greenwich funeral home director ran into a burning building to protect four deceased individuals after a fire started at the Hill-Skeffington Funeral Home ...