
We gather around and burn houses


some even burn computers...

yes you are right, its Ching Ming time...time to pay respect to our ancestors by sacrifising our planet Earth. I missed past 2 years due to training and something on...modern people I guess, dont think it will last long though.
Dont think I am an ass who dont care about my dad for the past 2 years ok? All I think is all these 1 year once thing is nonsense, just like Valentine's Days or Mother's Day where we have to do some special thing for the special one on this special day. Get what I mean??
But I go along with family this year because I came back from Singapore and just feel like doing it.
Selling ice cream and cold drinks as early as 8am is nothing wrong for these days due to hot weather.
luckily my family already simplifies it, still burn but only a small amount. Can't stop them, it is a tradition.
From here we can see the contrast and determine whether this will last long or not..
this explain why can I get this pic... XD ( I am the younger generations what..)
this is the only place you need to rush and get the spot, if not you have to line up and wait. Now a days more and more people prefer to be burned rather than burried. They are actually building second pagoda behind the old one...this shows the demand for it is higher now.


Then we went to his brother's 'house' deep inside...
Then we went for hiking to my grandfather's 'house' as well as great grand parent's place...
when we are paying respect to my great grand parents, some malay tv drama shooting crew came to record some scenes...
the sky treat us well that day, not really hot throughout the whole process and its kind of cloudy at the end then it started to rain when we were at our last spot.

maybe this is the last time for me...who knows?? few cousins and aunties already missed it for many years due work and studies. So I might be the next...oh wait, I already did for past 2 years. haha.
just wondering, should we stop this or not?? As Chinese, we create lot of pollutions due to our believe and tradition. hmmmmm....
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