Children trying their hand at Chinese calligraphy.
THE spirit of harmony reigned during a Chinese New Year open house at Penang Harmony Centre.
Some 100 Chinese Muslims and non-Muslims attended the event organised by Penang Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (Macma), Penang Harmony Corporation and the state Islamic Religious Affairs Department.
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Children trying their hand at Chinese calligraphy.
(From fourth left) Chong Eng, Ahmad Zakiyuddin, Muhammad Faiz, Teh, Zolkifly and other VIPs tossing yee sang at the Chinese New Year open house. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star
A traditional lion dance enlivens the festive mood at the gathering attended by Chinese Muslims and non-Muslims.
Chinese Muslim Siti Baizura Hassan, 39, showing her beautiful flower jelly delicacy.
Juraini and her children (from left) Muhammad Danish, Nur Dalili Marissa, 10, and Nur Darin Marsya, six, enjoying themselves at the open house.
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