As Chinese New Year approaches, Malaysian expats share their experiences of celebrating in Malaysia, highlighting the country's welcoming atmosphere, diversity and ease of living. They enjoy the opportunity to connect with their heritage while embracing new experiences and perspectives.
Joyous feast: Luo and Wo getting ready to toss yee sang with their management and staff during a pre-Chinese New Year luncheon in Semenyih. — LOW LAY PHON/The Star
Alex Luo and his wife, Teresa Wo, a couple in their early 60s, have called Malaysia home for over a decade.“Malaysia has so much to offer when it comes to festive celebrations,” said Luo in a recent interview.Luo, who directs a plastic waste processing and packaging facility in Semenyih, reflected on his journey from Hong Kong.“With my background in biology and waste recycling, Malaysia seemed like the perfect fit.
In 2018, the couple conducted thorough research before deciding to settle here through the Malaysia My Second Home programme. For engineer Xing Wenyu, 32, this Chinese New Year marks a special occasion as he welcomes the festive season with his parents in Malaysia for the first time.
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