谁知道压岁钱英文怎么说（除了money given to children as a lunar New Year gift)要短的

谁知道压岁钱英文怎么说（除了money given to children as a lunar New Year gift)要短的
谁知道压岁钱英文怎么说（除了money given to children as a lunar New Year gift)要短的

谁知道压岁钱英文怎么说（除了money given to children as a lunar New Year gift)要短的
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过年给孩子压岁钱是中国人过年的一个习俗,图个吉利.不过给压岁钱还很有讲究,得给新钱.最近,专程换新钱的人在银行里排起了长队,有的公司也应员工要求在发年终奖金时准备了崭新的50和100元面值的人民币.
相关报道如下：To present children with newly printed cash as Yasuiqian,or gift money,is one ritual of Chinese in celebrating Lunar New Year.
给压岁钱是中国特有的风俗,一般是长辈给晚辈,据说压岁钱可以压住邪祟,因"岁"与"祟"谐音,得到压岁钱的孩子可以平平安安度过一岁.英文中没有对应的表达,gift money 是根据"压岁钱" 意思的翻译过来的,即"将钱作为礼物送给孩子".
红包 red packets (cash wrapped up in red paper,symbolize fortune and wealth in the coming
year.)
压岁钱 gift money; money given to children as a lunar New Year gift
Culture Note:In the old days,New Year‘s money was given in the form of one hundred copper coins strung together on a red string and symbolized the hope that one would live to be a hundred years old.Today,money is placed inside red envelopes in denominations considered auspicious and given to represent luck and wealth
参考资料：主要信息来自中国日报website

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lucky money是中国式英语，外国一般不这么说。
gift money
过年给孩子压岁钱是中国人过年的一个习俗，图个吉利。不过给压岁钱还很有讲究，得给新钱。最近，专程换新钱的人在银行里排起了长队，有的公司也应员工要求在发年终奖金时准备了崭新的50和100元面值的人民币。
相关报道如下：To present children with newly printed cas...

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lucky money是中国式英语，外国一般不这么说。
gift money
过年给孩子压岁钱是中国人过年的一个习俗，图个吉利。不过给压岁钱还很有讲究，得给新钱。最近，专程换新钱的人在银行里排起了长队，有的公司也应员工要求在发年终奖金时准备了崭新的50和100元面值的人民币。
相关报道如下：To present children with newly printed cash as Yasuiqian, or gift money, is one ritual of Chinese in celebrating Lunar New Year.
给压岁钱是中国特有的风俗，一般是长辈给晚辈，据说压岁钱可以压住邪祟，因"岁"与"祟"谐音，得到压岁钱的孩子可以平平安安度过一岁。英文中没有对应的表达，gift money 是根据"压岁钱" 意思的翻译过来的，即"将钱作为礼物送给孩子"。
红包 red packets (cash wrapped up in red paper, symbolize fortune and wealth in the coming
year.)
压岁钱 gift money; money given to children as a lunar New Year gift
Culture Note: In the old days, New Year‘s money was given in the form of one hundred copper coins strung together on a red string and symbolized the hope that one would live to be a hundred years old. Today, money is placed inside red envelopes in denominations considered auspicious and given to represent luck and wealth
参考资料：主要信息来自中国日报website

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