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A Gift Called Imlek

Tuesday, February 4, 2003

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Lin Che Wei*
*The author is an economics analyst and an Indonesian citizen of Chinese descent who currently resides in Singapore.

 

Lunar New Year is celebrated as an official public holiday. Lin Che Wei* explains what that means to Indonesia's Chinese, many of whom sought refuge abroad after the May 1998 riots.

This year, my family and I plan to celebrate Imlek, the Chinese New Year, together with my parents in Indonesia. This will be


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