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    Chinese New Year, or Chun Jie, which literally means ’spring festival’, is a synonymous term for the Lunar New Year in Chinese culture. The Chinese zodiac follows a twelve year cycle, each of the years being named after an animal. And this is the year of the Rat!

    On Chinese New Year’s eve, many Singaporean families would get together for a reunion dinner with an abundance of delicious food.

    During the season, everyone visits the homes of friends and relatives. Hongbaos – which literally means ‘red packets’, are given to children and adults who are not married.

    • This is the Year of the Rat with two Golden Rats welcoming the New Year.
    • Chinatown in Singapore is always crowded with people who are shopping for Chinese New Year items.
    • Bak Gua, an often sought after gift for relatives and friends.
    • Decorations, in celebration of the Chinese New Year.
    • hongbaos – for the children and singles.
    • The most common greeting you will hear during the Chinese New Year season
    • Fishes, signifying surplus and abundance, often seen during Chinese New Year dinners..
    • Even Mickey and Minnie Mouse are joining the fun this year!
    • One can often find such red color papers with auspicious words pasted on doors or walls.
    • All The Best for everyone in the coming Chinese New Year!
    From: Jason Ho
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    TGIF (Thank God It’s FRIDAY)! Life is not just about work. Don’t forget to play and enjoy life to the fullest. We planned our dinner gathering at Newton Circus. We ordered all local specialties like Satay, stingray, BBQ chicken wing, Hokkien mee, carrot cake, mee goreng…etc The table is not big enough for us to put our food! However we can’t finish our food, we decided to play a game. The person who guessed the correct number will have to finish the leftovers. We had so much fun and N82 has captured all the happy moments. Thanks Nokia!

    • Welcome to Newton circus! Faster go order food
    • Yummy yummy! Makan time! Who can resist Singapore's specialties?
    • Hey please stop putting peace sign on each others head! PEACEe
    • Buddies!
    • Look at the satisfied face after finishing their food
    • All of us except the one taking the photo for us
    • Victim 1: Thanks for suggesting the game. You are the first to eat. Lucky number 82
    • Victim 2. Haha. Yes it's you!. The man in black! Lucky number 69
    • Victim 3. It's you again! Please finish your drumstick. Lucky number 11
    • Victim 4. We've only got rice left. Please finish it up. Lucky number 27. Game over!
    From: Estella Lee
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    Chinese New Year is certainly one of the most celebrated festivals around the world by the Chinese. Without a doubt, the best place to enjoy the atmosphere in Singapore is Chinatown.

    One month before the actual day, shops in Chinatown are already selling related merchandise. These include special food such as Yu Sheng, home decoration materials and clothing.

    You can expect huge crowds here and it gets more crowded towards the eve of the actual day, with people doing last minute shopping. Firecrackers and fireworks will be displayed during the countdown

    • Yu Sheng – Raw fish, a must have dish for Chinese New Year
    • Chinatown – A place for buying Chinese New Year goodies
    • Chinese New Year decoration in progress
    • All sort of flowers being sold in Chinatown
    • Look at the massive crowd in Chinatown 1 month before Chinese New Year
    • Home decoration for sales – Golden pig and Ang Bao
    • More home decoration for sales – Red lanterns
    • Chinese New Year clothing for sales
    • Shark fin and Abalone – delicious food for Chinese New Year
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    From: Daniel Chua

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