Welcome year 2022 with a bullish outlook


LEARN from the past, look forward to the future, live in the present.

While the world looks forward to welcoming 2022, most of us have become spiritually stronger after undergoing two challenging years due to the outbreak of Covid-19.Undeniably, the past two years have showered us with more tears than laughter, more pitfalls than windfalls, more bad news than good. Yet, as 2021 approaches its last chapter, I believe there is always a silver lining in every cloud.

Since the end of 2019 till today, we have learned much in the face of the pandemic and, lately, natural disasters. Gratitude, perseverance, resilience, patience, self-reflection, they are all valuable things we have learned throughout the pandemic spell. From knowing nothing about online learning, cooking, drawing, plumbing, gardening, etc, some of us have become know-almost-everything about such new subject matter.

Life has changed. A hybrid working life is now a trend, SOPs have become a habit, catching up via video chat has replaced meeting up in person, online shopping is mostly welcome. And apparently, no matter what will happen in the near future, we are more ready to confront virus mutations thanks to vaccinations, booster shots and a stronger immune system.

As the global economy gradually resumes chugging back to life and most lockdowns are easing across the world, we are hoping to hear more positive measures to boost the economy of our country.

Let us learn from the past, live questions in the present while looking forward for a better future! Welcome year 2022 with a bullish outlook! May we all stay safe and healthy.

EE FUI MEI

Bukit Beruang, Melaka

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