The 2019 River Hongbao ended with a blast as the last international fireworks show was put up in the series of many throughout the week. Over the span of 8 days (Feb 2nd to Feb 10th), River Hongbao 2019 put out many spectacular performances, cultural exhibitions and magnificent lantern displays that attracted more than 1.35 million [全文]
On the 3rd day of the Lunar New Year, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) and Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) jointly organised the "2019 Spring Reception". Approximately 1000 invited guests showed up for the occasion, which was graced by Guest-of-Honour Mdm. President Halimah Yacob. Guests arriving for registration The lion dance troupe and [全文]
Singapore's unique multi-racial and multi-cultural background that stems from its strategic geographical location has enabled its internationalisation and the harmonious interactions between races and cultures. Mutual understanding and cooperation is therefore pivotal in maintaining and forging strong bonds between different cultural groups in Singapore. Hence, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA)'s Youth Committee organised [全文]
Tying in with Singapore's bicentennial year, River Hongbao 2019 is anchored in heritage but also promises to be one of the most exciting and future-centric editions of the event as it embraces a plethora of new platforms to engage more Singaporeans. Bird's Eye View of River Hongbao 2019 This year, in commemoration of Singapore's Bicentennial [全文]
Acclaimed local director, Mr Boo Junfeng and Mr Samuel Seow, together with past award winners Mr Dynax Yiu and Mr Eugene Tay shared their experience in Micro Film making and intellectual property rights at the Micro Film Sharing session on last Saturday, 15th December. Over 110 participants attended the sharing session. 110 members of the [全文]
Curated by Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) , around 200 invited guests were present at the opening launch of “New World, New Life” Exhibition. Minister of Education, Mr Ong Ye Kung officiated the opening launch at Ho Bee Concourse at Level 1 of Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre. The exhibition, supported by Lee Kuan [全文]
In order to promote interest in playing Chinese Chess and spread awareness of the Chinese Culture, SFCCA together with Singapore Xiangqi General Association held the 10th National Zong Xiang Cup Chinese Chess Competition at SFCCA Multi-Purpose Hall @ Level 1 on Sunday, 11th November. A total of 260 participants joined the competition. This competition is jointly [全文]
SFCCA will be rolling out a series of programme to commemorate Singapore’s 200 years of history. Singapore has come a long way to achieve what we have today. The foundations laid out by our forefathers and the sacrifices they made were significant in our process of nation building. The “Unsung Heroes” Series aims to [全文]
Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) kick off Singapore’s bicentennial commemorations with its line-up of events under the “Unsung Heroes” Series. Consisting of eight projects grouped into three categories: history, humanities and special programmes, the year-long commemorative events aim to pay tribute to the forefathers of Singapore and strive to shape Singapore’s youth to become the [全文]
Organised by SFCCA Social Affairs Committee, the Singapore Series Seminar which held on 4th November 2018, Kate Pang was invited as the main speaker to share with us about her life in Singapore. Over 100 participants attended the seminar.