Hsu (standing second from left) serving (from left) her friend Tania, her husband Liun Kah Poo, daughter Shaaron and granddaughter Sze Rui with a selection of popular reunion dishes of Taiwan. — Photos: FAIHAN GHANI, AZHAR MAHFOF /The Star
REUNIONS are greatly emphasised in the celebration of Chinese New Year, but nevertheless, many are required to observe the festival thousands of miles away from their parents due to career or family commitments.
Thanks to the advent of technology and the prevalence of the festive mood in Malaysia, Chinese from China and Taiwan who have to usher in the lunar new year here have managed to find ways to make up for their home-longing.
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