Chinese New Year has always felt like more than just a celebration … it’s a season where the air is filled with meaning. It’s the kind of time when families reunite, blessings are exchanged, and traditions quietly continue… even when no one is making a big deal about it. And honestly? Some of the most…
Chinese families will usually serve a fish dish with its head and tail intact during Chinese New Year reunion dinners, and this is because a ‘whole fish’ reflects the philosophy of carrying through something to its successful completion, from head to toe (tail).
Come and step into the realm of the Moonlit Dragon, an immersive public light art installation nestled in the Kuala Lumpur’s hidden back alley Kwai Chai Hong, where you will be impressed by a magnificent dragon of colossal proportions meticulously crafted with wooden frames adorned with a mesmerizing lattice of 10,000 translucent recycleable plastic plates…
Kwai Chai Hong introduces its latest art installation ‘Beyond the Moonlit Door 超月门窗’ in celebration of Mid-Autumn Festival, one of the most important moments in Chinese culture.
Yours truly was excited when Tourism Malaysia Central invited me along for a Travel Reinvented staycation at Four Points by Sheraton in Chinatown… I have seen the hotel many times but have never had the chance to step foot inside…..
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