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Keeping Traditions Alive

Be it 2020 or 1960, Chinese New Year festivities stay comfortingly the same.

Tay Suan Chiang
Published Thu, Jan 23, 2020 · 09:50 PM

FOR MANY CHINESE families, the reunion dinner is perhaps the most important meal of the year. Whether it's a home-cooked menu lovingly prepared by homemakers of the 60s and 70s, or the hassle-free but lavish restaurant dinners today, this family tradition is as strong as ever.

Back then, you wouldn't find premium meats like wagyu or Iberico pork on the table, but there were plenty of traditional high end favourites on the menu such as rabbit fish - prize…

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