Every 8th day of Chinese New Year, Chew Clan Jetty has the biggest celebration to the God Of Sky, and almost the Penang Hokkien people will go there to feel the warmest celebration during this time, and even tourists pay a visit there too. Here are some photos for this year.
When the night getting late, gather more prayers here and also photographers.
Huge dragon joss-stick to pray to the God of sky.
Every prayer made wishes for their coming year with fotune & luck.
The chinese lotus design oil lamp.
The prayers from Chew Clan.
The prayers' food & fruits on the long table.
The hand made paper pineapple & pagoda.
These prawns really captured my eyes, it looks so delicious....
Another my favourite crab.
These are the 'Ang Ku' (red skin bun) for praying....
The chinese believe that these paper humen are those people who work in the heaven & they will bring the good fortune & luck to the prayers.
These are the another type of 'Ang Ku' (red skin bun with turtle design) for praying....
The big "Ang Ku" carrying the small "Ang Ku's", which means bringing luck to each generation.
The fruits from prayers keeping in "Sia Na" (the old days basket).
Later the whole praying procession completed, will be Whisky on the rock....
The roasted pig is a must in this praying procession.
A master writing Chinese calligraphy in paiting style.
The family enjoying their steamboat.
Dragon dance is another culture performance in any of the Chinese celebration.
The dragon trying to grab the pearl.
The God or prosperity given "Ang Pow"(Red packets) to the prayers.
Here is the view of Chew Clan Jetty (the floating house).
Almost the end of the praying procession, fire crackers brigthen up the sky.....
