Girl knits gifts for dad and grandparents overseas


Attention to detail: Yi Ting stitching a lion dance doll as a Chinese New Year gift for her relatives abroad.

MUAR: Unable to reunite with her loved ones due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a 13-year-old student here has knitted lion dance dolls as gifts for her father and grandparents, who are overseas.

Chung Hwa High School student Tsai Yi Ting said it took her about two months to finish knitting the dolls from scratch.

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