Tomb Sweeping Day 2027: Qingming Date, Prayers & Etiquette Guide
Tomb Sweeping Day 2027 falls on 5 April. Master Yap explains Qingming and Cheng Beng customs, what to bring, prayer steps, etiquette and options if you cannot go.
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Copy-paste Chinese New Year wishes for family, elders, boss, clients and friends, with Mandarin, pinyin, Malay lines and Goat year blessings for CNY 2027.
Read Article →Tomb Sweeping Day 2027 falls on 5 April. Master Yap explains Qingming and Cheng Beng customs, what to bring, prayer steps, etiquette and options if you cannot go.
Read more →Guan Yin 观音 explained: what the name means, why she is the Goddess of Mercy, her common forms, the three Guan Yin days in 2027 and a respectful home altar.
Read more →Arowana feng shui from a Malaysian practitioner: why the dragon fish is tied to wealth, its colours, tank placement, the legal note on Asian arowana and myths.
Read more →See the Chinese calendar today in Malaysia time: lunar date, day pillar, day officer, clash animal and solar term, with a guide to reading each one.
Read more →Chap Goh Meh 2027 falls on Saturday, 20 February. Learn the meaning, the mandarin orange throwing custom, lanterns, food and how to close the CNY season.
Read more →The Jade Emperor's birthday on 14 February 2027: who he is, when Hokkien families pray to Tian Gong at midnight, the sugar cane legend and the altar set-up.
Read more →The 15 days of Chinese New Year 2027 with exact dates and weekdays: what each day means, from Chi Kou and Po Wu to Ren Ri, Tian Gong and Chap Goh Meh.
Read more →Chinese New Year taboos explained with the reasoning: sweeping, hair, scissors, gifts, Day 3 Chi Kou and dialect differences, plus what to do instead.
Read more →What to wear for Chinese New Year 2027, the Fire Goat year: colours day by day, traditional and Malaysian outfits, hair and shoe customs, and tips for kids.
Read more →The Chinese New Year reunion dinner on 5 February 2027: what it means, the dishes and their symbolism, seating, what to avoid, and how to hold one from afar.
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