A visitor placing joss sticks at an altar at the Kek Lok Si Temple in Penang. While Chinese New Year is mainly celebrated with revelry, it is also a time for prayers to give thanks and seek blessings for the days to come. MASRY CHE ANI THESUN
For the latest news and features from Malaysia and the rest of the world.
A visitor placing joss sticks at an altar at the Kek Lok Si Temple in Penang. While Chinese New Year is mainly celebrated with revelry, it is also a time for prayers to give thanks and seek blessings for the days to come. MASRY CHE ANI THESUN
