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Studio shot of fortune cookies and chopsticks. Selective focus. Color image.

Chinese new year food fortune cookie's on red wooden background. Shallow depth of filed image with text space.

Fortune cookie in cellophane wrapper on black background.

Fortune cookies are sweet hallow baked cookies. A woman is excited to see the message inside of a fortune cookie.

Several individually wrapped fortune cookies resting on a white plate, placed atop a black and white floral tablecloth, invite anticipation and enjoyment as sweet treats await discovery

Young woman holding bowl of tasty fortune cookies with predictions in kitchen, closeup

Chinese Fortune Cookie from side, closeup, on white background

Fortune cookies with one message partially revealed, sitting on a black patterned plate on a wooden table

A close-up shot of golden, crispy flower samosas served on a black plate, showcasing their layered texture and appetizing look. Perfect Indian snack for festive occasions.

Chinese fortune cookies with prediction words, isolated on white background

Mandarin Orange is one of the common Chinese New Year food gifts. It is believed that it brings good luck and happiness. It looks like the sun, doesn't it ? Also the color symbolizes prosperity and abundance. Are you going to eat Mandarin Oranges ?

Midsection close-up shot of unrecognizable Asian girl in red with two ponytails holding wooden bowl full of fortune cookies

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cropped shot of woman opening fortune cookie, Chinese New Year concept

Fortune cookies on a black and white patterned plate resting on a wooden table

$Pai Ti Kong is celebrated on the 8th day of the first month of Lunar calendar. It is a festival of particular significant to Hokkien people (subgroup of Chinese) because it is the birthday of the Jade Emperor who protected the Hokkien people from being massacred.\n\nOn this night, the Hokkiens set up a table draped in a red tablecloth with variety of food which are to serve to the Jade Emperor. Some of the most popular items they must have are sweet cakes red tortoise buns, prosperity cakes and bright pink miniature pagodas. Stickers with Chinese characters like “prosperity” and “happiness” were sticked on the fruits and food to resemble good wealth, luck, health for the family in the whole year.\n\nAlso particularly relevant are the piles of gold paper folded into the old-style shape of money. These papers are hung from the sugarcanes before being burnt as a thanksgiving offering to the Thien Kong. After these gold papers are set ablaze, the family members then took the stalks of sugarcane from the altars nd threw them into the flames.$

Red mug on white plate - one fortune cookie on the mug, other is open, fortune showing

Delicious fortune cookies. Chinese cookies with empty space inside for words of fortune. Space for text

A variety of food items are displayed in an appetizing way.

traditional chinese fortune cookies on red surface, Chinese New Year concept

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