A group of Youth Environmental (YEGs) were at the Environmental Educator Advisor (EEA) Networking session on the 7th of February from 8.00 a.m. to 11.30 a.m.
The event was held at Nanyang Girl's School.
Here is a slide show about the event.
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Loh Hei at Mayflower
On the seventh day of CNY, which is considered as the birthday of all human beings, the Chinese partakes in a dish called yee sang, a simple mixture of thin slices of raw fish, shredded vegetables, herbs and sauces.
All the ingredients for the dish are presented separately on the same plate, and would then be tossed and mixed, carried with chopsticks high in the air by all at the table, while saying out loud the word loh hei, which means liveliness, prosperity and longevity.
Mayflower had her Loh Hei when school reppened after the long Chinese New Year weekend.
Mdm Ham from the mother tongue department was on hand to explain the cultural aspect of this Chinese tridtions to the teachers.
" Is this the correct way? "
" You must squeeze out all the lime ...."
All the ingredients for the dish are presented separately on the same plate, and would then be tossed and mixed, carried with chopsticks high in the air by all at the table, while saying out loud the word loh hei, which means liveliness, prosperity and longevity.
Mayflower had her Loh Hei when school reppened after the long Chinese New Year weekend.
Mdm Ham from the mother tongue department was on hand to explain the cultural aspect of this Chinese tridtions to the teachers.
" Is this the correct way? " 
" You must squeeze out all the lime ...."
" Yes I am trying my best...."
This taste good....
Come one come all ....
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