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Each year, Swee Nyet Keung Temple attracts Buddhists celebrating the New Year, with decorations typically put up a month beforehand. Photo by Bernama

Each year, Swee Nyet Keung Temple attracts Buddhists celebrating the New Year, with decorations typically put up a month beforehand. Photo by Bernama

Community effort brings Chinese New Year cheer to 600-year-old Swee Nyet Keung Temple

Photo for illustration purposes only.

Photo for illustration purposes only.

Fire Horse year signals fast change, bold moves needed

Police allow only ‘Happy Boom’ fireworks and ‘Pop-Pop’ firecrackers to be sold in conjunction with the Chinese New Year celebration.

Police allow only ‘Happy Boom’ fireworks and ‘Pop-Pop’ firecrackers to be sold in conjunction with the Chinese New Year celebration.

Police allow only ‘Happy Boom’ fireworks, ‘Pop-Pop’ firecrackers for CNY

Occurring once every 33 years, Malaysia previously experienced ‘Gong Xi Raya’ from 1963 to 1965 and again from 1996 to 1998. - Bernama photo for illustration purpose only

Occurring once every 33 years, Malaysia previously experienced ‘Gong Xi Raya’ from 1963 to 1965 and again from 1996 to 1998. - Bernama photo for illustration purpose only

Dual festive celebrations reflect Malaysia’s unity in diversity

Photo shared by Ceddy Ang.

Photo shared by Ceddy Ang.

At the heart of Chinese New Year, Ceddy Ang chooses connection

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