CNY Food/Snacks
Friends and family toss this together to toss up a good fortune
What is "Lohei/Yusheng"
Poem couplet typically written on long slips of red paper and pasted by a doors entrance.
What is “对联/duì lián”
This coming year will be the year of this animal.
What is “Dragon/Wood Dragon”
The inauspicious number that is never given in money during this time.
What is “four”
These 4 languages are the official languages of Singapore
What are “Malay, Tamil, English, and Mandarin.”
Given as a gift, these symbolise good fortune and good luck
What is "Pineapple Tarts"
The word on inverted signs pasted on walls or doors.
What is “福/fu/happiness”
This is given out to children by adults or married couples.
What is “angpao/red packets”
The traditional monster that terrorised villages during the new year.
What is “Nian”
The full name of the train system in Singapore.
What is “Mass Rapid Transit”
The more of these you eat, the more money you’ll earn during the new year!
What are “Dumplings"
The fruit this lantern is supposed to be.
What is “pineapple”
This saying is said when we break something during CNY.
What is “岁岁平安/sui4 sui4 ping2 an1"
The fruit other than mandarins or oranges that is commonly eaten during the new year.
What is “pomelo”
How much is the incentive for winning Singapore a gold medal in the Olympics?
What is “SGD $1,000,000”
This snack symbolizes good luck and is believed to ward off negative energy.
What is “Bak Kwa”
Popular flowers bought for display.
What is “peonies/orchids/peach or plum blossoms”
The eve of CNY in chinese, where the immediate families gather for reunion dinner.
What is “除夕/chu2xi1”
A game of tiles typically played
What is “mahjong”
This mall taht got demolished most recently.
What is “JCube”
This snack symbolizes prosperity and yearly improvement.
What is “Nian Gao”
The small trees meant to bring good luck and money that are commonly placed in houses or as pairs by door entrances.
What is “kumquat”
Mythical creature dance done by dancers for good fortune
What is “舞龙，舞狮/wu3long2, wu3shi1/dragon or lion dance”
A chinese blessing phrase containing the word for dragon.
What is “龙马精神/龙腾虎跃”
This region is infamous for scary or freak accidents happening frequently.
What is “Yishun”