Dong zhi goes on despite water cut


Tasty: Wong’s porridge to celebrate Winter Solstice.

PETALING JAYA: Chef Alan Wong (pic) is still in high spirits to celebrate dong zhi (Winter Solstice Festival) although he was unable to cook a feast for his family because of the water cut.

He said it was more important to observe the spirit of celebration, rather than getting upset over foiled plans to enjoy a sumptuous spread.

“We must have a big heart to accept situations beyond our control.

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