Largest Calligraphy Mosaic Art
Staff and students of Kranji Secondary School used brushes to write the Chinese word for horse, spanning the various periods that the word had evolved. 445 red pieces were arranged on a 2m-by-3m yellow wooden board with a large middle calligraphy piece written by the Principal. The record was awarded on 13 Feb 2026. Read More »
Longest Balloon Firecrackers
At the launch of its CNY trade fair at the Yishun St 72 hardcourt, Nee Soon Central CC broke the balloon firecracker record. Like the sound of traditional firecrackers, the 154m string of balloons was pulled through a metal frame and they fired off smoothly without a hitch on 31 Jan 2026. Read More »
Most Number Of People Writing Chunlian At The Same Time
For the third consecutive year, Tung Ann District Guild organised the Spring Festival exhibition at its Cecil Street auditorium. On the opening day, 29 Jan 2026, a total of 108 calligraphers and enthusiasts, aged between 4 and 91, lined up behind a long row of tables to write chunlian simultaneously. Read More »
Largest Mosaic Cake
Temasek Polytechnic’s School of Applied Science marked its 25th anniversary on 30 Jan 2026 with a 5.5m-by-2.0m cake. Made of low glycemic-index and sugar-free ingredients by its Culinary Academy, the cake was pre-cut into 468 pieces and arranged as a mosaic. The pieces were presold and the sales proceeds went to Hao Ren Hao Shi. Read More »
Largest Fibreglass Fortune Merlion
It has been a Chinese tradition to place lion sculptures at building entrances to offer protection and attract good fortune. Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) commissioned Unigons to build a pair that were uniquely Singaporean. They were merlions wearing a lion dance costume. One of the arms was raised to beckon prosperity like the renowned fortune cat. Each of them ... Read More »
