The envelops feature a Pekingese dog guarding treasure by sitting on a pile of ancient gold coins. 
The dog is believed to bring good fortune and wealth to its owner due to its resemblance to a Chinese guardian lion. The ang pao are available at KBank branches nationwide.

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Bank distributes red envelopes for Chinese New Year

To celebrate the Chinese Year of the Earth Dog, Kasikornbank (KBank) is distributing 2,000,000 ang pao (“red envelops”) to its customers.

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