SFCCA's Youth Committee members entering The Old Temple of Johor Bahru On 14th February 2009, 14 members from SFCCA's Youth Committee participated in the Johor Chingay parade at the invitation from Persekutuan Tiong-Hua Johor Bahru's youth group. The group departed at 7.30am and arrived at the Tiong-Hua Johor Bahru building at 9am for an exchange [全文]
Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) and Singapore Xiangqi General Association held the 5th National Zong Xiang Cup Chinese Competition on 22nd November at SFCCA Multi-Purpose Hall @ Level 1. The competition was co-organised by 26 clan associations and attracted more than 300 competitors who pitted their wits against each other to see who [全文]
Five-foot way, or "Gho Kha Ki" in local hokkien dialect, is an architectural heritage of Singapore. As a cultural symbol, Five-foot ways are commonly found in the Fujian region of China. This shows the close relation between Singaporean Chinese and their ancestral homes. Guest speaker for the theme "Is joining clan associations beneficial for youths?", [全文]
On the night of August 2nd, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA), located at Toa Payoh, was filled with the joyous atmosphere of songs and laughter. The "National Day Sing-along" celebration was held there, attracting more than 400 participants from various clan associations, new immigrant organisations and the general public. This heartwarming event brought [全文]
Invited by the Penang Chinese Clan Temple Committee and the Penang Chinese Clan Associations Youth Committee, Deputy Secretary General of SFCCA Mr Lee Peng Shu led a 24 people delegation on 17th July 2008 to attend the South East Asian Clan Associations Exchange Meeting. More than 400 representatives from eight countries in Southeast Asia gathered in Penang to [全文]
The Orange Ribbon is a symbol of friendship, brotherhood and kinship, underpinned by values of respect, understanding and trust. It was distributed to participants of the walk. On 6th July 2008, the Clarke Quay area almost turned into an orange ocean when more than 5,000 people from various community organisations including the Singapore Federation of [全文]