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| Jan 26, 2008 | |
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A meaningful Chinese New Year does not depend on expensive tidbits and meals
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| I CANNOT agree more with Mr David Choo Kia Pew's letter, 'Bak kwa at $50 a kilo? He will give it a miss' (ST, Jan 23).
Eating too much bak kwa can be detrimental to health and giving it a miss this Chinese New Year season is probably a wise decision and a blessing in disguise. Seasonal tidbits and expensive meals are not a prerequisite for a meaningful Chinese New Year. It is the family members, relatives and close friends interacting in a spirit of understanding, love and forgiveness that truly make a Chinese New Year important and meaningful. With food prices on the rise, we should not despair. We can opt for simple and inexpensive meals and still have a wonderful Chinese New Year with people close to us. We can also share this joy with others. Nelson Quah | |
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