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RM100 can make a difference. While it did not cover everything on the table, it often became the anchor for a practical and balanced menu when breaking the fast. - Bernama photo

MCA deputy publicity chief Neow Choo Seong during Interviu titled ‘Kami Tak Main Sentimen Macam DAP!’ (We Don’t Play Sentiment Like DAP!), hosted by Haizir Othman and aired on Sinar Harian’s digital platform on Monday.

PLKN trainees Teh Yih Khye (left) and Liang Calvin when met at the 505th Territorial Army Regiment, Force Camp, in Pekan, Pahang. - Bernama photo

A lion dance team typically has eight to 10 members, including drummers, expanding to 20 for larger performances. - Bernama photo

Demand for calligraphy services usually increases about one to two months before Chinese New Year, with invitations coming from schools, shopping centers, associations, and night markets selling festive goods. - Bernama photo

At 80, Wee is still very much at the heart of the festive rush, tirelessly preparing Kiam Koay, or ‘Kia Koi’ in the Kelantan dialect - a traditional cake passed down through four generations. Photo by Bernama

Actress Remon Lim said festive preparations have changed since her childhood, but traditions are still observed. - Bernama photo

Behind the festive celebration of the Chinese New Year with red paper decorations displaying characters symbolising prosperity and well-being, Chinese calligraphy actually demands high discipline, perseverance and continuous practice. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Bernama FILE PIX

Factory owner Lee Su Wei, 46, said the business was founded by his late uncle, Lee Ghee Bee, and is now operated by the third generation. Photo by Bernama