To The Moon

During the Lunar New Year, one of the most exciting figures in the celebrations is the God of Wealth, or ‘Caishen’ 💰, who is thought to bring prosperity, good fortune, and, of course, a healthy dose of cash. Now, who wouldn’t want a bit of that during the festivities? Picture this: he’s often depicted wearing a bright red robe 🔴, holding a golden ingot 🪙, and riding a cloud—basically the superhero of financial success.

In many homes, you’ll find an altar dedicated to ‘Caishen’, with offerings of fruit 🍊, incense, and sometimes even a few coins to encourage the flow of wealth. People often dress in red, as it’s believed to ward off evil spirits and bring luck 🍀. The more red, the better—think of it as an investment in a brighter future.

One of the key traditions is the giving of ‘hongbao’—red envelopes filled with money 🧧. While they’re often exchanged between family members and friends, the true spirit behind it is all about wishing good fortune and blessings for the year ahead.

There’s also the custom of cleaning the house before the new year, sweeping away bad luck and making room for the abundance that’s about to flood in. It’s a bit like spring cleaning, but with a very profitable twist.

Ultimately, the God of Wealth is not just about money 💰, he’s a reminder that fortune favours those who believe in new beginnings and embrace the positivity of the season. Here’s to hoping ‘Caishen’ is generous this year! 🙏

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