LunarNewYear
Year of the Tiger 2010
20/03/10
The new year of the tiger begins on 14 Feb 2010,
replacing the old year of the ox, according to the
Chinese lunar calendar. The new year day is a public
holiday in multi-ethinic societies, such as Malaysia
and Singapore, in South East Asia.
Chinese New Year decoration at New Bridge Rd. and Eu Tong Sen St., Singapore (02/2010)
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Chinese New Year decoration at New Bridge Rd. and Eu Tong Sen St., Singapore (02/2010)
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Lions in the Campus
26/02/09
This is another blog entry related to the Chinese New
Year, with snapshots and video clip on the visit of
the lions to UNMC (University of
Nottingham Malaysia Campus). This has been an
annual event and well-received by the campus
community of diverse backgrounds.
Video clip (QuickTime Player)
Video clip (YouTube)
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Video clip (QuickTime Player)
Video clip (YouTube)
CLICK HERE
OXpicious New Year
09/02/09
The Chinese communities around the world celebrate
the lunar new year of the ox on 26 Jan 2009. The
malls in KL are again lavishly decorated and
embellished by festive red lanterns, mei (梅)
flowers and ox-related ornaments to mark the
annual occasion. Happy niu year
(niu=牛=ox)
and have an oxpicious year ahead!
"The golden bull of prosperity" at Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur
Red is the colour at 1 Utama, Petaling Jaya
"The golden bull of prosperity" at Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur
Red is the colour at 1 Utama, Petaling Jaya