February 18,2021
Super Huat CNY Gifts For Visiting!
Looking for affordable and meaningful gifts to gift your loved ones this CNY? Have you thought of gifting them fruits and flowers? Some of them hold special significance during CNY and we will be sharing with you which one of them are super huat and perfect for gift giving!
1. Oranges
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Starting off with the most basic CNY fruit, oranges are very popular, and one would see potted plants with miniature oranges blossoming. The orange looks like the sun and is aligned with the yang (positive) principle, hence being a super auspicious symbol of abundance and happiness.
2. Pomelos
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Whether your pomelo is green or yellow, it is still an important fruit. Pomelos are known to bring good luck to the household. Also, it is common practice to decorate the home with a single or a pair of pomelos. A pair would be better because as the saying goes - 'all good things come in twos'. This fruit is also symbolic of family unity!
3. Grapes, Plums, Jujube and Kumquats
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These fruits symbolise good luck, wealth, fortune, gold, prosperity and fertility. These serve as holy offerings in Buddhist temples and are also used in cooking, not to mention gifting among relatives.
4. Orchids
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Moving on to the flowers! Orchids are delicate, beautiful and elegant flowers. In China, they have long been considered to be symbolic of 'many children' or fertility and abundance. Orchids also signify refinement, luxury and innocence. These flowers make for valuable gifts in this season.
5. Peach Blossoms
Peach blossoms are customarily placed in beautiful and valuable vases. The peach fruit represents longevity and that makes the fruit and its flowers very important to the Chinese. To add on, peach blossom symbolises romance, prosperity, and growth.
Looking for CNY menus for Day 15? You can find them here! https://www.foodline.sg/chinese-new-year-catering/
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