Looking Forward 2021: Malaysians express modest new year resolutions amidst Covid-19


New year resolutions for 2021 include not taking things for granted. Photo: 123rf.com

If you had asked Pepper Lim a few months ago what adventures he had in store last year, the 52-year-old tuition teacher and author would have told you about his plans to cycle from Kuala Lumpur to China on an electric bicycle.

He had charted out a course for 60 days, which included stops at various green technology organisations and electric bicycle companies along the way.

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