QR-Enabled Angpow Accessories Revolutionize Chinese New Year Tradition
The last remaining kampung house in Geylang has hit the market for a staggering RM32.5 million, making headlines in the region. In crime and courts news, a duo who rode dangerously on Penang Bridge has been fined RM2,500. Federal police have issued rules on setting off fireworks during Chinese New Year, and Mandarin orange sellers are struggling to clear stock despite lower prices. Amidst these trending stories, a unique Chinese New Year tradition has caught the attention of many. In Vietnam, an innovative twist on the traditional practice of giving angpows has taken the festivities to another level. Modern technology has been incorporated by attaching custom accessories, such as hair clips, with QR codes, replacing the traditional red envelopes. As the Chinese New Year celebrations continue to evolve with modern technology, the QR-enabled angpow accessories have added a new dimension to the festive traditions, bringing convenience and innovation to the age-old practice of giving and receiving blessings during this auspicious time of the year.
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