Limitations in CNY Gifting
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Topic: Cny Gifting Traditions
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Sharp objects are avoided as they symbolize endings or severed ties.
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- What items should not be given as CNY gifts?: Items like clocks and sharp objects should not be given as gifts.
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Why are sharp objects avoided in CNY gifting?
Sharp objects are avoided as they symbolize endings or severed ties.
What items should not be given as CNY gifts?
Items like clocks and sharp objects should not be given as gifts.
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