
Walking through the historic streets of Melaka, it is becoming increasingly common to see young people dressed in colorful Nyonya attire while taking photos in front of Peranakan shophouses before stopping at heritage cafes to enjoy traditional kueh and a cup of kopi. What was once seen as a culture mainly appreciated by older generations has now become a popular lifestyle experience among Malaysian youths. In recent years, Nyonya culture has experienced a revival, with social media playing...
