Read the text: 'In China, during the Lunar New Year, it is a widespread tradition for adults to give red envelopes (hóngbāo) containing money to children and unmarried young adults. These red envelopes symbolize good wishes and luck for the new year. It is considered impolite to open the red envelope in front of the person who gave it. The amount of money inside is usually an even number, as odd numbers are associated with funerals, and multiples of four are avoided because the word 'four' sounds like 'death' in Chinese.'
Based on the text, why should one avoid giving money in multiples of four in a red envelope during the Chinese Lunar New Year?
A) Because it is believed to bring bad luck due to its pronunciation resembling 'death'.
B) Because it symbolizes a lack of generosity.
C) Because it is considered an odd number, which is associated with funerals.
D) Because multiples of four are too difficult to count.
E) Because it is an outdated tradition that is no longer practiced.