Many families will finally be able to gather with loved ones after two years of quiet celebrations.
Businesswoman Annie Chia, 39, said Chinese New Year finally felt right now that the Covid-19 threat has reduced.
“I also have relatives living in Canada and Singapore who could not join us during the pandemic. Now, they are finally here,” she said, adding that her relatives from abroad returned to Malaysia last week for the festival.“I am also looking forward to cooking for the reunion dinner with my loved ones. It will surely be more fun with more cooks at home,” she said.“We used to go house to house to visit relatives during the celebration but we could not do so during the pandemic.
“This Chinese New Year is special for my parents. My two other brothers – one based in Australia and another in Kuala Lumpur – are coming home to celebrate with us,” she said.
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