Immerse yourself in the energy and camaraderie that permeate Chinatown Complex with cheongsam shopkeeper Ang Li Zhen as she introduces the people, places and practices which makes Chinatown Complex an endearing home for the hawkers and shopkeepers.
Embark on a captivating tour with Ang Li Zhen and immerse yourself in Chinatown Complex’s rich sights, sounds, and people as you discover unique businesses that are becoming increasingly rare in Singapore. Explore a treasure trove of traditional wedding items, rare coin collectors, frog meat sellers, traditional lanterns, and vintage vinyl records. Join us for an unforgettable experience during My Chinatown Festival and delve into the vibrant culture and diverse community of Chinatown Complex.
Ang Li Zhen, the warm and friendly shopkeeper of Matsuzaki in Chinatown Complex, brings her vibrant personality to the business of selling cheongsam. Prior to starting the business with her husband Edmund, Li Zhen spent several decades as a tour guide. With her amiable nature, she has built close-knit friendships with fellow shopkeepers in Chinatown Complex and has a treasure trove of interesting stories to share.
Saturday, 5 August 2023
Saturday, 12 August 2023
Saturday, 19 August 2023
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