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Lending a hand: Shu helping with the decor during Hari Gawai celebrations at his fiancee’s family longhouse in Bintulu, Sarawak. — Pic provided

GEORGE TOWN: After experiencing the colourful Hari Gawai (Harvest Festival), next on Wayne Shu Guo Qi’s bucket list is celebrating Malaysia Day in the Land of the Hornbills.

The diplomacy and foreign relations officer just cannot wait to return to Sarawak to reunite with his fiancée, a journalist in Bintulu.

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