Opinion, How to have an extra lucky Lunar New Year: red underwear and a loan from the Goddess of Mercy

In Chinese culture, red is a lucky colour, so maximise your Lunar New Year fortune by wearing red, giving out lucky red packets and wishing everyone kung hei fat choi.
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I burst out laughing when I saw the words “bright red underwear for Chinese New Year” in a promotional email I received the other day. It was as if a divine power from above was reminding me that it is time to prepare for the Lunar New Year.

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Opinion How to have an extra lucky Lunar New Year: red underwear