A Malaysian is claiming that the caretaker of the Datuk Gong temple in Genting Highlands tore an RM10 banknote in half to provide them with RM5...
Joss papers are typically burned in Chinese cultures as a “offering” to the deceased. Joss paper burners are used to burn the papers so that the...
Many of us by now would be familiar seeing our Taoist and Buddhist friends, neighbours or own family members partake in the Chinese customs and rituals...
Most of us would have seen our neighbours, friends or our own family members partake in Chinese customs and rituals during The Hungry Ghost Festival. This...
In conjunction with the Hungry Ghost month, it’s not hard to spot people burning joss papers by the roadside or in front of shop lots. Which...
It’s the seventh day of Chinese New Year, which means we can still gain those extra calories without feeling guilty! Taking #ootd pictures with dazzling and festive...