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China
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In Chinese culture, red envelopes with money are given during special occasions as a symbol of good luck and prosperity.
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Western countries
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Red envelopes are not commonly used for giving money in most Western cultures.
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Traditional Chinese culture
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Red envelopes symbolize good luck in Traditional Chinese culture and are given during special occasions and festivals.
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Argentina
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In Argentina, there is no tradition of giving or receiving red envelopes with money.
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Traditional Eastern cultures
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In traditional Eastern cultures, red envelopes symbolize good luck and prosperity for special occasions.
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Australia
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In Australian culture, red envelopes are commonly opened immediately by the recipient in front of the giver.
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Mainland China
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In Mainland China, red envelopes filled with money are commonly given as gifts for special occasions and festivals.
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Mexico
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In Mexican culture, red envelopes are not traditionally associated with luck or fortune in celebrations.
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Russia
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In Russia, the tradition of giving red envelopes does not involve giving specific amounts of money.
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Spain
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In Spain, red envelopes are not associated with luck or fortune in traditional celebrations.
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Taiwan
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In Taiwan, it is considered disrespectful to open red envelopes in front of the giver.
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Ukraine
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In Ukraine, the tradition of red envelopes does not involve the specific giving of money.
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Western families
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Red envelopes are less common in Western families and gifts are usually not given in symbolic red envelopes.
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