More pictures of the Chinese New Year celebration fever which is around the corner. This is already part 6. Woa!! So much happening that can be seen.
Pomelo… a crisp citrus fruit native to South and Southeast Asia. During Chinese New Year, the Chinese uses this as offering during the prayers.
More colourful decorations
This is the Chinese New Year Bamboo Lucky plant
More Chinese New Year cookies to choose from….
Boxes and boxes of mandarin oranges.
This mall has organized a Lantern making competition using only the red packets ‘ang pow’ for the customers to participate.
Chinese Prosperity Money God made of balloons!!
Outlook in Life 
waaaaa the decors are so pretty!!! :O’
Yup… the decorations sold are all pretty and very red! LOL! so much choices. =)
golden and red are the Chinese’ colors, I guess haha
maybe I should decor my home this year~ your posts really made me craving for some Chinese New Year (here called Imlek) feelings haha :))
Yu,p golden and red is the Chinese colours. =) Go ahead and decorate your place. It would be great to see your house decor.
Happy Chinese New Year in advance! 🙂
Thank you. A Happy Chinese New Year to you and your family too!! =)
What wonderfully vibrant colours!
Yup.. it is. =) Chinese New Year is always the most happening with lots of decors around the malls and streets.
Thanks for visiting my blog. These are lovely pics. I used to live in SIngapore and I really miss the CNY celebrations. I put decorations up here in Austria!
Thanks for visiting my blog too and also the compliments. Would be great to see the your CNY deco photos of your place. =)
hehe you seem very excited! i love chinese new year, all the food is so awesome!
Yup I am excited and also love sharing with my readers how the Chinese New Year celebration is held in Malaysia. The new year biscuits are the best as there are lots of choices to choose from. =)
i really wish i could celebrate chinese new year with my family in malaysia, i could experience all those wonderful customs!
well.. you can come during other festivals as Malaysia is multicultural country as we celebrate many festivals; some are big while some are smaller ones. I know you will enjoy all these different customs. =)
Chinese New Year is so fun! I will have to celebrate, unfortunately, probably next week and not on Friday.
Didn’t know that pomelos are used as an offering for prayers!
Yes.. CNY can be really fun. It is also a time where all the family member gather around. Guess like the US’s Thanksgiving Day. Yup.. pomeloes are used as offering for prayers too. =)
Pretty wild:)I like it:)
Thanx!!! It is always a wild and noisy Lunar New Year. LOL!!
We celebrated the Chinese New Year in Vietnam. Lovely abundant orange trees with red ribbons sat everywhere! We couldn’t figure out the horse figures in flowers until we found out it is the “Year of the Horse.” Great blog you have here!
Thanks!! Glad you like the blog. More to come. =)