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Jollibee

Philippines

My family always eat

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Lontong. Malay culture. It is a food from Malay culture and I always eat during Hari Raya especially, and eating it always makes me feel happy. The dish reminds me of good memories

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This is an ayam masak merah. It is a family specialty dish, and we always eat it during hari raya aidilfitri/aidiladha

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this is my father at work partaking in a taoist ritual from the Chinese culture

I chose this image because this is part of my family business

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Hari Raya(Malay/Indian-muslim)

Every year, during hari raya, my family will celebrate together with my cousin

I like it because I get to catch up with my cousins

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This item is from the Malay culture.The reason why i chose this item is because me and family eat this every morning for Hari Raya.I feel like every other Malay family also eats this during Hari Raya.

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egg dumplings during new years they kinda look like gold nuggets or coins so eating them during new years brings prosperity and wealth

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Every year, I go to my mom’s friends house to collect angbao and eat their food before heading home and put them under my pillow

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we eat hotpot almost every single year together during reunion dinner with our family during cny

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name of item : hot pot

culture : chinese cuisine

reason : I eat this every chinese new year at every household i go to ( im gonna be ginamonosaurs )

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Favourite part of cny

Favourite cuz I can get alot of money

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It belongs to the Chinese culture. Mandarin oranges are given during Chinese New Year as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune, due to their golden color and the pronunciation of "orange" in Cantonese, which sounds like "gold". Exchanging mandarin oranges, especially in pairs, is a common practice that signifies wishing the recipient abundance and wealth for the new year. My family always gives mandarin orange to my relatives during Chinese new year to wish them wealth

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Arabic

It's something we wear regularly

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Kuih-muih. I love hari raya. My family celebrates Hari Raya. I especially enjoy eating the Nutella tarts. Its always the first thing to disappear off the plate.

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My family gives hongbao’s to the unmarried. I keep the hongbao’s given to me by my grandparents and parents under my pillow for good luck.

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the common mode of transportation in cities where people can get together. i always enjoy riding it and talking to other people inside

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lantern festival is so cool becuz lantern fly up to sky

wish in lantern and let it fly

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every year, on the last day of november / early december, my dad would help put up the tree and my brother and I would decorate the tree with baubles (majority homemade ones that we’ve made throughout the years) while playing christmas music.

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Name of item : Keris

Which culture it belongs to: Malay

I chose this item as my family love silat and we own a few My family and I love the Malay history and this item was one of the weapons used in the past.

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Nearing the Dragon Boat Festival, my family would be given zong zi by my aunt who makes it by hand every year and we help her clear her stock

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This is a kompang. I always look out when a group of people play this as it only happens during a Malay wedding.

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During Chinese new year my parents always bring me to eat pecking duck as it symbolises good fortune and completeness in Chinese culture

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lion dance

i like lion dance because there is loud noise which is a reflection of the culture to drive the red monster away

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I chose Mee Siam as I eat this whenever we celebrate Hari Raya with my Chinese relatives during our yearly Open House. It is one of the things I look forward to the most every year.

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A game called “paagaw” or sometimes “Agawan”

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This is a Filipino tradition during birthdays, fiestas or celebrations —especially for children.

An elderly person (or host) throws a mix of candies, coins, sometimes paper money into a crowd of kids or guests, and everyone rushes to grab as much as they can. It brings chaotic, fun and laughter and excitement.

Its also way to share blessings, and bringing joy to others.

This practice reflects the Filipino value of generosity (pagbibigay) and communal joy

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Mooncake

Chinese

Symbolizes family reunion, harmony and completeness