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VIPAbel uploaded 1 new photo to Chinatown Singapore albumSago Lane ( 死人街 ) sei yan gai - 'Dead People Street' in Cantonese. Funeral parlours were put here those days (60s). Today, because of covid-19, it has becomes a ghost town again.
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MoAdFeb 9 '19In the "Land downunder" the Chinese Aussies always celebrate on the weekend after and not on the actual new year of the pig dayYou need to sign in to comment -
VIPAbel commented on their photoAll the lanterns already hanged up, awaiting Miss Piggy to switch on the lights. Can you guess what are words formed by the rows of lanterns?
Jan 25 '193 1John likes this -
VIPTongKangs or Singapore Bumboats, is an important transport in the early days.These large bumboats load the cargo from the stream ship that anchored at the sea and transport it to the godown along the Singapore River.The“eyes" of this boat provides the direction, if you can see the "eyes", you know the boat are heading towards you.
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VIPAbel uploaded 1 new photo to Chinatown Singapore album“Want to know what’s more destructive than a nuclear bomb? WORDS” -- Kim Jong Un --
Dec 27 '181 1Kristie Newton likes this -
VIPAbel uploaded 1 new photo to Chinatown Singapore album"Happy New Year, pull your ear!"this is what we wish people during the Chinese New Year, pulling one another ear. Chinese believes long ears is a sign of longevity, "Long EAR means Long yEAR". So don't resist if someone pull your ears.
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VIPDec 17 '186 1Hak Kwong Lam likes this
MoAdDec 17 '18Heatwave has passed, record 40C for 3 straight days, now we dodging the "yo-yo-ing" cyclone "Owen" with flooding rainsYou need to sign in to comment
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