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The seventh day of the Chinese New Year is also called Yan Yat, which means Everybody's Birthday. It's believed that on this day, Goddess Nü wa created human beings by molding them from clay. Goddess Nu Wa spent first six days creating animals. This year Yan Yat Seventh day of the Lunar New Year...
The second day of Chinese New Year is known as Hoi Nien or The opening of the Year in English. We usually celebrate the day by having a feast at home. Here are the dishes taken with a new Sony a6000 camera, an early birthday gift from my beloved. There're twelve dishes. Abalone with bok...
Photograph:nbsp;SH iMAGE | Shahroll PhotographyPhotographer:nbsp;Shahrul ShaharuddinEditing: Shahrul ShaharuddinLighting: Visico 300 watt (single)Camera: Canon 30DLens: 50mm Story:nbsp;HERE
