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Upload a photograph/image of a cultural item or tradition that represents your heritage, beliefs, or values. This can include pictures of food, fashion, instruments etc.

DO NOT UPLOAD pictures of cultural items that denote religious items e.g. statues, amulets etc.

Caption the photographs about what it means to you and your culture.

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Title your post with your name and register number.

Answer the following question: What is one way that you and/or your community can contribute to strengthening our multicultural tapestry?

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Read the article attached above to prepare for your discussion.

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RHD IN Issue Article_Making the Most of Multi-Cultural Backgrounds

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Read this article and we will do a Class Discussion

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RHD IN Issue Article_Gearing Up for Difficult Converstations

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The lion dance symbolizes good luck and helps to drive evil spirits away. It is a very important part of the Chinese culture. In primary school during Chinese new year celebrations, we were told stories about Nian. For those who don't know, Nian is a monster which is afraid of the color red, loud noises and firecrackers. hence, every

year there would lion dances held in schools or outside to symbolize good luck and new beginnings.

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most family gatherings i would see chicken rice as one of the dishes served 

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福建麵 (Hokkien Mee) is a savory dish that I personally like. My grandma used to cook this before she got disabled and we when we used to have family gatherings, it's always a MUST to order hokkien mee. Hokkien mee will not be hokkien mee without the sweet and savory gravy will not. The eggs are sweet and savory to top off with the hokkien mee. I personally eat this at least twice a week at crescent market and everytime I eat it, it reminds me of my grandma's cooking and my family.

People add limes in their 福建麵 but I hate limes so I don't add it :D

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indian food is really yummy and there are many flavours in one dish

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Chinese traditional dress

No one ever talk about chinese traditional dresses.

Traditional Chinese clothing, such as the Hanfu, Qipao (Cheongsam), and Tangzhuang, embodies centuries of history, philosophy, and symbolism. For instance, the Hanfu's design elements reflect Confucian ideals of harmony and restraint . Wearing or studying these garments can be a way to connect with one's roots or appreciate the depth of Chinese civilization.

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Dim sum plays an important part of the chinesenculture as when the chinese celebrates a event or a day we'll eat dim sum

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These are scones. Scones are small, baked pastries that are slightly sweet or savory. They originated in the United Kingdom and are often enjoyed with clotted cream and jam, especially during afternoon tea. Scones are made from flour, butter, milk, and baking powder, giving them a soft and crumbly texture. I personally like to eat it with butter and strawberry jam, I used to eat it for breakfast almost everyday when I was in England. I have many fond memories of eating this with my family.

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Dumplings are a meaningful part of Chinese culture, symbolizing luck, wealth, and family togetherness. Eaten during festivals like Lunar New Year, they’ve been around for centuries and come in many regional styles. More than just food, they reflect tradition, history, and a strong sense of community.

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It was originally from Indonesia.

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roti prata originated from India but was welcomed across all ethnic groups.

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The kebaya is a traditional blouse-dress worn by women in parts of Southeast Asia, especially in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore. It represents cultural identity, femininity, and heritage. Today, they are worn formal events and celebrations

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Making and eating shu mai is often a family activity, especially during festivals like Chinese New Year. It symbolizes family reunion, harmony, and shared happiness.

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This is a Chinese Qipao dress. This dress is normally worn during Chinese New Year and Chinese weddings. The Qipao dress has a long history and is a part of Chinese heritage and tradition.

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Nasi lemak is something that identify Malay culture. Nasi lemak is something that has been in our culture for many years

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This is a traditional 旗袍 from the past, as you can tell, it is way more modest and proper than what it normally looks like now. I am proud of the 旗袍 as it represents the feminine tradition of the women in the past.

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My favourite food in the world because it is very delicious and itis fun to eat which I love it the most

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This is the Pakistani traditional dress. :)

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They embody cultural values, culinary craftsmanship and a sense of sustenance They symbolize family bonding, celebrations, and even everyday sustenance. Sharing a basket of xiaolongbao fosters a sense of togetherness, bringing people closer through the enjoyment of good food and company. Also, I like xiaolongbao a lot.

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Pakistani traditional dress-shalwar kameez