In Singapore, we celebrate Chinese New Year. The Chinese children collect red packets from elders as a sign of good luck. We celebrate Chinese New Year first with a reunion dinner on the eve of New Year. It is here where we get to sit down and eat with entire family, including our relatives whom we do not see often.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Chinese New Year
In Singapore, we celebrate Chinese New Year. The Chinese children collect red packets from elders as a sign of good luck. We celebrate Chinese New Year first with a reunion dinner on the eve of New Year. It is here where we get to sit down and eat with entire family, including our relatives whom we do not see often.
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