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Than Tai Den comes from Choi San Dou, the Cantonese song released by Sam Hui in 1978 and performed here under his Vietnamese name Hua Quan Kiet. Written as a Lunar New Year blessing, it quickly became a seasonal standard in Hong Kong and in Chinese and Vietnamese communities abroad. Families still play it at Tet for its wishes of wealth and luck, and short clips now circulate online as a festive sound for greetings, lucky money moments and New Year edits.
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Than Tai Den is Hua Quan Kiet's festive God of Wealth song, a classic Cantonese Lunar New Year track played for luck, prosperity and Tet celebrations.
This clip is the bright, upbeat opening of Than Tai Den, the God of Wealth song performed by Hua Quan Kiet, known in Cantonese as Sam Hui. Cheerful percussion, lively melody and a joyful vocal delivery create an instant feeling of celebration and good fortune. The singer welcomes the God of Wealth and wishes listeners wealth, health and success for the year ahead. Its festive energy feels warm and familiar, especially during Lunar New Year, making even a short excerpt sound like a greeting card filled with lucky wishes and optimism.
