在马来西亚过年真的好热闹，好有年味呀🧧
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00:00The Lunar New Year is an important traditional holiday for Malaysian Chinese.
00:03As the times change, many customs gradually disappear in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, etc.
00:09Malaysia still retains a lot of Chinese culture.
00:11All kinds of festive activities and traditional customs have been completely passed down.
00:16Let's take a look at the five ways to celebrate the Lunar New Year exclusively by Malaysians.
00:191. Happy New Year songs
00:21During the Lunar New Year, in addition to the many Chinese happy movies,
00:25local music markets, including radio stations, TV stations, artists and netizens will release a large number of happy songs.
00:31Not only to increase the atmosphere of the New Year, but also to become a song that Chinese people listen to during the Lunar New Year.
00:362. Lucky Dolls
00:38In major TV stations, merchants will take advantage of the Lunar New Year to launch different kinds of lucky dolls.
00:43For example, Astro not only launched a series of expected new spring products,
00:47but also the 10th lucky doll, Xi Le Le, also means good luck.
00:49The tail design is equipped with monochrome elements, which symbolizes wealth,
00:53and adds joy to the New Year.
00:553. Dragon Dance
00:56Although some parts of China still retain the custom of Dragon Dance,
01:00it is generally held at celebrations, village parties, etc.
01:04Unlike the Malaysians, they will specially invite the delegation to their homes to celebrate the New Year.
01:144. Pogan
01:15Unlike traditional New Year's Eve programs, such as hanging lanterns, making lanterns, walking bridges, eating New Year's Eve dumplings, etc.
01:21Pogan is actually a custom unique to the Malaysians.
01:23According to the West, the origin of Pogan comes from the song Pogan in Fujian.
01:285. Catching Fish
01:29The inevitable part of the Lunar New Year is definitely fishing.
01:33In fact, this is a unique way of celebrating in Malaysia and Singapore.
01:37Everyone gathers in front of the table and shouts while fishing.
01:40Huat ah, hen ah, very lively, both add a festive atmosphere and also contain many auspicious meanings.
01:45The New Year celebration in Malaysia makes people feel the strong festive atmosphere and the warmth of the big family.