CNY
Largest Display Of Chinese Paper Cuttings
For the fourth year in a row, Nan Hua High School’s Lunar New Year celebration involved breaking a record. On 30 Jan 2014, the entire school and staff were in the school hall and canteen cutting red pieces of paper to create traditional Chinese motifs. Some elderly people were also brought to the school to join in the festivities. A ... Read More »
Longest Sculpture Made Of Hongbao
Residents congregated at the basketball court in Eunos Crescent on 10 Mar 2013 for the bi-annual Geylang Serai Town Day. At the carnival was displayed the longest snake made using Chinese New Year red packets. The hongbao snake measuring 156m was made by the Geylang Serai CC volunteers. Read More »
Most Number Of People Carrying Hongbao Lanterns
Nan Hua High School celebrated Chinese New Year on 15 Feb 2013. All students brought hongbaos to the school and used them to make lanterns in their classrooms. Some senior citizens were also brought to the school to participate in the handicraft. Later all participants, including the staff, congregated in the parade square to display their lanterns. SBOR officials counted ... Read More »
Longest String Of Chinese New Year Cards
Lunar New Year on 28 Jan 2012 in the open space outside East Point Mall. On display were 1,328 cards with wishes written by the residents. They were strung to form a chain 200.8m long connected to a dragon head on the stage. Read More »
Largest Display Of Calligraphy
Nan Hua High School is renowned for its emphasis on Chinese calligraphy. So what better way to celebrate Chinese New Year than to break a record is this art? 1,698 staff and students wrote their wishes on red calligraphy paper in the classrooms and displayed them collectively in the parade square on 20 Jan 2012. Read More »
