In Pictures: ST readers send photos of CNY celebrations with their families

Reunion dinners and celebrations during Chinese New Year bring together families, sometimes across borders and generations, to celebrate the festive season. ST readers sent photos of their families during this festive period.

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February 21, 2018 at 8:30 AM

In 2014, more than 90 family members across three generations turned up for the Thia family's Chinese New Year gathering. Since then, a big gathering has been a regular thing for the family. — In 2014, more than 90 family members across three generations turned up for the Thia family's Chinese New Year gathering. Since then, a big gathering has been a regular thing for the family. PHOTO: RAYMOND THIA

ST reader Jolene Cheong (third from right) with her family of four generations at her cousin's new BTO flat, on Feb 17, 2017. "We are a bunch of close knitted folks who loves the company of one another! We gather together not only during Chinese New Year, but on any possible opportunity!" PHOTO: FACEBOOK/ JOLENE CHEONG

(From left) Mr Chan Chian Yeow and wife Lim Sze Hui, with their two sons Chan Shin Ler, 12, and Chan Shin Yong, 10, and his parents Chan Yit Fatt and Ngeow Min Fah. PHOTO: FACEBOOK/ CHAN CHIAN YEOW

More than 80 of ST reader's Michael Long's family members gathered at NSRCC for a big reunion, on Feb 17, 2018. PHOTO: FACEBOOK/ MICHAEL LONG

ST reader Kaiyi Chng (standing, third from right) with her family on the eve of Chinese New Year during their reunion dinner at Aquamarine, Marina Mandarin. PHOTO: FACEBOOK/ KAIYI CHNG

ST reader Muhammad Ramzy Bin Sulaiman (fourth from left, seated) and wife Zhou Shengrui (standing on his right), who is from Heilongjiang, China, celebrating Chinese New Year with their family members. PHOTO: FACEBOOK/ RAMZY SULAIMAN

ST reader Karyn Ashley Shyan with her parents and her father's friend posing for a photo at her home in Sembawang on the first day of Chinese New Year. PHOTO: FACEBOOK/ KARYN ASHLEY SHYAN

ST reader Tan Tian Min with (standing, fourth from left) and her family celebrating their first Chinese New Year as four generations, with the first grand-daughter being born in November 2017. Her grandparents will also be celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary in June. PHOTO: FACEBOOK/ TAN TIAN MIN

ST reader Michelle Ling shares a photo of the three generations of the Chum Clan, at a Chinese New Year gathering in Kota Tinggi, Malaysia, on Feb 17, 2018. PHOTO: FACEBOOK/MICHELLE LING

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