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Reliving festive spirit of old Penang
THE 2020 Penang Chinese New Year Celebration took visitors on a ‘Journey of Reminiscence’ with its rich cultural displays and nostalgic activities.
Party striving on as provider of check and balance
THE Tanjung MCA division held its Chinese New Year celebration in Penang filled with laughter and strong spirit of camaraderie.
Unique multiracial CNY celebration
PERAK folk arrived in the thousands for the state-level Chinese New Year celebration.
Tourists join in DBKL’s festive do
LOUD sounds of drums and gongs in perfect harmony reverberated across Dataran Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur, prompting those who were sightseeing to check out the scene.
Splendid time for senior citizens
CHINESE New Year is different for senior citizen Ong Lai Wah this year as she finally has a circle of peers to revel with.
A uniquely Malaysian CNY celebration
GEORGE TOWN: Malaysians from all races greeted each other before exchanging oranges and participating in various activities during the Chinese New Year celebration hosted by the Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association Penang at the Penang Youth Centre in Lebuh Acheh.
Celebrate Chinese New Year with Gamuda Land
TODAY marks the last day of Chinese New Year – also known as Chap Goh Mei. But that doesn’t mean celebrations and festivities have to end. Since CNY is about the celebration of people, reunions and the joy in giving, it is only befitting for Gamuda Land – one of Malaysia’s top property developers – to celebrate CNY at its participating developments.
All fired up to honour deity
HUNDREDs of devotees enjoyed a night of festivities at the Hock Hin Keong (Ban Ka Lan Snake Temple) in Penang during the temple’s CNY Culture Celebration 2020.
Roads to be closed for grand CNY celebration
SEVERAL roads will be closed for the Penang CNY Celebration, otherwise known as Miao Hui (Temple Festival), at Lebuh King.
Call to reduce waste during CNY celebration
ISKANDAR PUTERI: SWM Environment Sdn Bhd (SWM Environment) wants the public to reduce the amount of waste generated during the Chinese New Year celebration.