5 family flubs to throw out this Lunar New Year


Family gatherings can be quite challenging ... if you are unprepared.

As we visit family, friends, and loved ones this Chinese News Year we get blessed with the opportunity to strengthen bonds, catch up on gossip, and celebrate the new year's cheer together. That is until we realise that such gatherings can be quite stressful, for various reasons.

For some, the reunion dinner can be a source of great anxiety. Squabbles, strife, and all sorts of mishaps can arise at a single mention of an unwelcome point of discussion or what seems impossible to have today, a personal opinion.

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