We are so lucky and blessed to have multiple festivities from different ethnicities and cultures here in Malaysia. 😇 Gong Xi Fa Cai to all who celebrate it! 🥳
Lol....lets 'nyirup' 'to the Horses'!!! Hahaha! The Year of the Rabbit 兔年 symbolizes longevity, positivity, auspiciousness, wittiness, quick change (new & unsettled), buzy (energy draining), cautiousness, cleverness and deftness...lots of hopping this year. This new year people expect prosperity, harmony and hope of bring good fortunes.
The purpose of giving 'ang pao' (in hokkien dialect) or 'hung pao' (in mandarin dialect) is a monetary gift given during holidays or for special occasions such as a wedding, a graduation, or the birth of a baby. A symbol of luck, life and happiness, given as tokens of good wishes (not about the amount of cash content inside it) during these auspicious occasions in the Chinese community. House visiting or 'open house' is traditionally & culture event, where members of families travels back home to meet their family and to visit relatives and friends, a practice known as 'new-year visits'. The most important event in the Chinese New Year is at the eve night where everyone gathers and have a 'Happy' BIG Feast, called 'Reunion Dinner'. Gong Xi Fah Chai to you Nick & family.
Good video, I like your channel, you seem very happy there. I would really like to move to KL, but I don't have the financial requirements. I can easily meet the requirements for Sarawak, Kuching. Is Kuching as clean and quiet as KL ? Is Kuching a walkable city ? Are there apartments in an area that would be conducive to walking for shopping of all types ?
Kuching is not busy and hectic like KL and cost of living is lower. Kuching is cleaner than KL as it is not that big. Moving around is within 25 minutes by car max. There are many condominium with shopping below or around.
Hi! Kuching is a walkeable city, it's clean and the people are very friendly. There are restaurants and coffeeshops everywhere. You'll easily find an apartment to rent/buy too!
I was just in Kuching a couple weeks ago, and I walked up and down Carpenter St for several days, for the foods and kopi. I didn't see you, Nick, not even in Kim Joo. Are you really there? Really?
We are so lucky and blessed to have multiple festivities from different ethnicities and cultures here in Malaysia. 😇 Gong Xi Fa Cai to all who celebrate it! 🥳
Great video..thank you for sharing...success always
The streets look fantastic. When I visit Kuching next time, I want to do a more deeper tour. 😊
Please do! Thanks for watching!
Such a fun content
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. D best thing I like abiut d CNY is d ponkan orange, delicious.
What year were u born in d Chinese lunar calendar, I was born in d dragon year, wood if I'm not mistaken.
Thanks for your comment! I still want to learn about the significance of the oranges!
@@GlobalGibbon Gold n red, a symbol of prosperity to d Chinese belief. 😁
Hello brother I love your content and good sharing with us all the best brother.I’m from Serian
I saw you that time want to ask for how is you day but to shy...btw this was great video...keep doing the great job
Great stuff buddy 👍
Very good video Nick🤭😘Hehe. Thank u for sharing.this video.💯😻
Thanks for watching! You're awesome!
Lol....lets 'nyirup' 'to the Horses'!!! Hahaha! The Year of the Rabbit 兔年 symbolizes longevity, positivity, auspiciousness, wittiness, quick change (new & unsettled), buzy (energy draining), cautiousness, cleverness and deftness...lots of hopping this year. This new year people expect prosperity, harmony and hope of bring good fortunes.
A lot of improvements in your channel, its more informative and interesting. Well done. Amazing content
Glad you think so! Thanks!!
Great and interesting video as always. Thanks Nick.👍👍👍😍😍😍
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Chinese New Year eve is like a war zone in Kuching for almost one hour or more....the burning of fire crackers and fireworks....
The purpose of giving 'ang pao' (in hokkien dialect) or 'hung pao' (in mandarin dialect) is a monetary gift given during holidays or for special occasions such as a wedding, a graduation, or the birth of a baby. A symbol of luck, life and happiness, given as tokens of good wishes (not about the amount of cash content inside it) during these auspicious occasions in the Chinese community. House visiting or 'open house' is traditionally & culture event, where members of families travels back home to meet their family and to visit relatives and friends, a practice known as 'new-year visits'. The most important event in the Chinese New Year is at the eve night where everyone gathers and have a 'Happy' BIG Feast, called 'Reunion Dinner'. Gong Xi Fah Chai to you Nick & family.
Happy CNY to you and family, Gong Xi 2
Gong Xi ging xi!
Hi Nick, hier in Suriname is er ook chinees nieuw jaar en dat is op zondag 22 jan.
Hai nick ..I like your video.Very interesting...
Glad you liked it!
Hi Nick, thank you for the video. What is the name of the street? Will visit Kuching soon
carpenter street
It's called carpenter street! Come visit!
Good video, I like your channel, you seem very happy there. I would really like to move to KL, but I don't have the financial requirements. I can easily meet the requirements for Sarawak, Kuching. Is Kuching as clean and quiet as KL ? Is Kuching a walkable city ? Are there apartments in an area that would be conducive to walking for shopping of all types ?
Kuching is not busy and hectic like KL and cost of living is lower. Kuching is cleaner than KL as it is not that big. Moving around is within 25 minutes by car max. There are many condominium with shopping below or around.
Hi! Kuching is a walkeable city, it's clean and the people are very friendly. There are restaurants and coffeeshops everywhere. You'll easily find an apartment to rent/buy too!
@@GlobalGibbon Thank you, so there are apartments in quiet areas that would allow me to walk to everything ? I'm 70, don't want a car or a motorbike.
I was just in Kuching a couple weeks ago, and I walked up and down Carpenter St for several days, for the foods and kopi. I didn't see you, Nick, not even in Kim Joo. Are you really there? Really?
Hey! Yes. I am always around carpenter street! Next time!
Around 3/4 of the way along the road on the opposite side to Plaza Merdeka.
Yeah saw you at Kayo a few days ago but did not want to disturb you while you were editing your content.
@@cooknengr that's alright. You can always say hi! 😉
If I'm not mistaken I was born in the year of the cat 🐈