Happy Chinese new year!

I don't know what you're referring to either (only thing I can think of is "恭喜发财，红包拿来" which basically means "may you prosper...now gimme moolah").

There are plenty of follow ups, actually. Sometimes it even varies depending on the animal of the year (e.g. I'm seeing lots of "马到成功"; first character means horse).

A very happy Lunar New Year to you too.

Ooh. The first one is what I meant by "may you get a lot of red envelopes", but yeah, "gimme monies" sounds more accurate, haha...

I'm going to pretty much butcher this since I say it in a different dialect and can't read chinese for the love of me, but the pin-yin for the second one went something like "sheng ti jian kan"

I can proudly say that I managed to read the first half of the horse one. Time to go celebrate my newfound chinese skills.

Happy lunar* new year