Most of us would have seen our neighbours, friends or our own family members partake in Chinese customs and rituals during The Hungry Ghost Festival.
This includes burning paper money, paper houses, or even paper cars as per tradition to ensure your ancestors and loved ones that have passed are living a comfortable afterlife.
With the pandemic going on, it is essential to take precautions for our own safety by washing our hands regularly, sanitising, and of course, wearing our masks. And that includes our ancestors too!
This Thai netizen shared a picture on Twitter of unique paper offerings to burn for the deceased. It is a gold coloured paper face mask in a pack!
แกกกก ที่บ้านจะไหว้ตรุษจีนที่จะถึงนี้ แล้วเจออันนี้มา 55555555555 มาส์กกระดาษกงเต๊ก ทุกคนติดโควิดไม่ได้! แม้แต่ อากง อาม่า บนสวรรค์ ต้องป้องกันไว้ไม่ว่าโลกนี้และโลกไหน ? #ไว้รีวิวห้ามขายของโว้ยย #รีวิวของแปลก #รีวิวช้อปปี้ #ตรุษจีน pic.twitter.com/vxmCP8ha3F
— p. ˘͈ᵕ˘͈ (@p___prima) January 30, 2021
In the tweet, the netizen wrote, “Worship to ancestors for the coming of Chinese New Year. And [I] found this one, haha. Everyone can get Covid-19! Even our ancestors in heaven. Hopefully, they get protected in heaven too.”
Some netizens shared other fancy paper offerings that they have encountered along the way.
Here’s one that a netizen shared of “SK-III Skincare products” so that their ancestor will not forget their skincare routine!
And here’s another luxurious joss paper that a netizen came across. Yes, a MacBook!
The tweet has since gone viral and garnered over 45,200 thousand retweets with most netizens praising the merchant for being business savvy during these difficult times.
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