Feng shui master: Toss your oranges for Mr Right before 9pm


Young and single people would toss mandarin oranges into the pond during Chap Goh Meh in the hope of finding their life partners. — Filepic

KUALA LUMPUR: No need to look for love in all the wrong places anymore. Feng shui master Jessie Lee will tell you exactly where, and when, to go. Or, in this case, where and when to throw.

Tomorrow is Chap Goh Meh, also known as Chinese Valentine’s Day, when young single women throw mandarin oranges inscribed with their names and (these days) telephone numbers into rivers and lakes in the hope of finding their true love.

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