During the Korean Lunar New Year, known as Seollal, it is traditional for people to give gifts to their family and friends. Some common gifts that are given include: Money: It is traditional to give monetary gifts, particularly to children and young people, who are given pocket money in red envelopes. Food: Giving food as a gift is also common, particularly traditional Korean foods such as rice cakes, dried fish, ginseng and fruit. Clothes: Giving new clothes as a gift is also popular, particularly for children, as it is believed to bring good luck and prosperity for the new year. Home appliances: Some people also give home appliances as gifts, such as a new rice cooker, a new electric fan or a new vacuum cleaner. Beauty Products: Beauty products such as skincare or makeup are also popular gifts for friends and family, particularly for women. Books or Stationeries: Some people also give books or stationeries as a gift. It’s worth noting that these are just some examples, and the gift can vary depending on the relationship and the personal preferences of the person you’re giving it to.