The transition from receiving to giving red packets is never an easy one. As a kid, it's exciting to think of all the red packets you'd expect to receive during Chinese New Year. But as a newly-wedded adult, the tables have turned and it's time to fork out the cash. TikTok user Vernice, also known as Apieceofpaigu, lamented how she...
The transition from receiving to giving red packets is never an easy one.
Since she has to give out red packets this Chinese New Year, Apieceofpaigu decided to personalise this experience by designing them from scratch.[embed]https://www.tiktok.com/@apieceofpaigu/video/7191334901881277697?_r=1&_t=8ZINODHByYz[/embed] But her decision to design her own red packets proved to be the right one as it made her first Chinese New Year as a married woman "slightly more pleasant and memorable".Vernice started by analysing a number of red packets onlineThe main character on her red packet was a cute little rabbit. No real surprises there since Jan 22 ushered in the Year of the Rabbit in the Chinese zodiac.The final step was to hand-cut and fold all the red packets by herself.
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