Starchild: Malaysian children wish everyone a roaring New Year


Jodie Tan Li Juen, 12

During the Chinese New Year celebrations, the Chinese would usually have their reunion dinners on the eve of CNY, play with firecrackers, and wear new attire. Most children look forward to receiving red packets and spending time together as a family.

Recently, we asked Starchild readers to tell us about their Chinese New Year hopes and wishes. So let’s see what they had to say.

Sophia Chong Sze Lin, 9Sophia Chong Sze Lin, 9

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