Five things to do before travelling home for Chinese New Year


Chinese New Year falls on Feb 5 and 6.

Dong dong chiang! Pretty sure by now everyone is familiar with that sound.

As we ushered in 2019, it is that time of the year again when everyone is looking forward to celebrating Chinese New Year with their families or just simply enjoy a long break. When Chinese New Year arrives, many shops would be closed and the streets will be empty as city dwellers would have travelled back to their hometowns in time for a reunion dinner with their families.

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