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Orange and red tones symbolize good fortune in Chinese cultute, and these home baked desserts always present in homes of Chinese people during celebration of Lunar New Year.

Chinese flaky pastry or mooncake filled sweet mung bean paste and salted egg yolk on white plate decorated with white sesame in close up view macro concept to present detail. Homemade bakery concept.

Chinese pastry or chinese cake fried dough stuffed with filling sell at Yaowarat street in J-Festival (Vegetarian food)

Phuket, Thailand - September 9, 2017 :Red turtle cake are used offerings to offer ancestors in Por Tor Festival of Phuket, Thailand

A boiled rice cake covered with sweetened yellow soy bean flour on the red lacquerware.

Steamed buns decorated to look like a tiger placed on a plate on red cloth, to commemorate Lunar New Year in 2022, which is the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese Zodiac.

$Someone hand is carrying traditional Chinese New Year snack sticky rice cakes on wooden plate isolated on white background. (Chinese character \$

Mooncakes for Mid-Autumn Festival macrophotography

Make traditional Chinese traditional steamed cake. Red date glutinous rice cake.

Salt and Chili -Red oil Dried bean curd (torfu) isolation on white background

gourd shape Chinese mooncake on red background

Dum sum including Fried Dumpling, Cha Siu Bao, Chicken Feet, Beefburgers, Noodles, Baozi, Fried Taro Cake and Fried Turnip Cake in the restaurant in Guangzhou, Guangdong.

'Nian gao' (Sweet Rice Cake) in plastic container complete with red greeting paper at retail display for Chinese New Year celebration.

Variety Chinese pastry with egg yolk and black&white sesame

Chinese New Year ornament with spring roll and Gold ingot, blessing Wealthy, and good luck

Chinese New Year rice cake or Nian Gao with red envelopes or angpao on a red cloth background. Mockup, blank template, copy space. Decoration for Lunar or Chinese New Year celebration

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

dulce de muéganos poblanos, puffed squares of flour covered in honey, typical Mexican sweet, on white background with space for text

Chinese breakfast, Guangdong morning tea, pastries

Tasty bread in a food shelf in the Bakery in Guangzhou.

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