Hong Sun Sek Temple in Port Dickson

Hong Sun Sek Temple in Port Dickson has been established for around 120 years, and is one of the oldest temples in Port Dickson. In olden days the temple was built on a small scale, its former spot (now dismantled) not far from the current address, eventually shifting due to the increase in devotees. The shift happened more than 60 years ago, and the temple...

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Xin Yan Hwa Hokkien Opera Troupe

Go A Hee, also known as ‘Min opera’ or ‘Hokkien opera’ within Southeast Asia. Long ago, due to their topography proximity to the sea, the distinctive feature of Southern Min people migrating overseas was shaped. Towards the end of the 19th century, the peak season of Southern Min people migrating overseas, large crowds of them migrated to Southeast Asia. Concurrent with the shaping of local...

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Kim Yuen Shoemaker

Jalan Sultan is one of the two earliest streets built when Yap Ah Loy pioneered the development of Kuala Lumpur, equally famous as Jalan Petaling. These two streets are the cradle of Chinese predecessors who migrated southwards to Malaya to cultivate wildland, as well as being the initial life blood of Kuala Lumpur’s economy and central business district. Sustaining through centuries, these two streets bear...

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