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Published Friday January 27, 2017
CHINESE NEW YEAR
See inside for a detailed list of Chinese New Year events and a map of what’s happening throughout the CBD
Love, health and wealth: what does the Year of the Rooster have in store for you?
Strong cultural ties with mutual benefit: why WA and China’s relationship is so important
CHINESE
NEW YEAR
Western Australian Useful
Chinese community phrases
PAGE 2 • There are more than 16,000 Chinese- Hello
born people (excludes special [Nee-How]
administrative regions and Taiwan)
Welcome to Perth
living in Western Australia, an increase
[Hwan Yin Lie Dow Perth]
of 8707 people (or 108.8 per cent)
since 2006. Have you had your
breakfast/lunch/dinner?
• There are more than 75,000 Western
[Nee Chee Lear Ma?]
Australians with Chinese ancestry.
Wishing you good fortune
• Mandarin and Cantonese are the
(traditional happy new year
second and third most common
greeting)
languages, after English, spoken at
[Gong Xi Fa Cai]
home in WA (Italian is the first).
Happy Spring Festival
• In addition to China, people from the
[Choon Tsyer How]
WA Chinese community come from
a range of countries including Hong
Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, What animal
Indonesia and Taiwan. is next?
Source: 2011 Census.
February 16 2018
Year of the Dog
February 5 2019
Did you know? Year of the Pig
January 25 2020
• Shou Sui is the practice of staying up
Year of the Rat
until midnight as a family to greet the
New Year.
• The day of Chinese New Year is a
public holiday not just in China but in
many other countries, including the
Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia.
• Chinese New Year is also called the
Message from the Minister for Citizenship and Lunar New Year or Spring Festival.
Multicultural Interests Dr Mike Nahan MLA
It is a great pleasure to wish the Western place in Perth and beyond over the
Australian Chinese community and all Chinese New Year period, please visit
readers of The West Australian a very www.cny.wa.gov.au.
happy New Year of the Rooster. For more than 150 years, the
Lunar New Year celebrations are an Chinese community has contributed
exciting part of Western Australia’s significantly to every sphere of
amazingly diverse cultural heritage Western Australian life and has been
and are one of the most anticipated instrumental in advancing our vibrant
highlights of our festival year. multicultural state.
Celebrations for the Year of the Rooster We are all Western Australians with
2017 will be some of the largest and a rich and diverse heritage that is
best ever seen in Perth. The Liberal shared, enjoyed and experienced by
National State Government has everyone.
dedicated $1 million towards Lunar New On behalf of the Liberal National State
Year programs and events including Government of Western Australia,
Chinese New Year on the Quay, the I wish you all a happy, safe and
Chinese New Year Fashion Program, the prosperous Year of the Rooster.
Australia-China Conference on Science,
Technology and Innovation, the Chung Gong Xi Fa Cai!
Wah Association Perth Chinese New
Year Fair and many more.
The year 2017 is the 30th anniversary
of Western Australia’s sister state
relationship with Zhejiang Province, a
bond that has brought growing and
sustainable benefits to the people of
both regions.
Perth’s Chinese New Year initiatives
will build on our strong economic and
cultural links with China and create more
Editor: Louise Allan Writer: Kaitlin Shawcross
opportunities to grow socioeconomic
Subeditor: Rhys Graeme-Drury
outcomes for WA.
Design: Deirdre Hewett Advertising: Terence Tay 9482 9706
Dr Mike Nahan MLA.
For details on the many events taking
Ring in the Year of the Rooster
Dancing dragons, astrological
roosters and firecrackers converge
to make Chinese New Year 2017 in
Perth the most spectacular ever.
This year, the State Government is
supporting a $1 million expanded
Chinese New Year program with a
focus on tourism, education and
cultural exchange across Perth and
regional WA. It’s a Chinese New Year
you’ll remember forever!
Blazing a trail from Northbridge, Discover WA’s Chinese communities
through the City and into Elizabeth Immerse yourself in a Chinese- Around 16,000 China born people live
Quay, Chinese New Year 2017 has inspired fashion extravaganza with in WA and more than 80,000 identify as
something for everyone with an China Musing: A Fashion Journey—a having Chinese heritage. People from
exciting program of activities on offer free exhibition at Brookfield Place WA’s Chinese communities come from
from 27 January to 19 February. showcasing interpretation of Chinese across the world including China, Hong
design by local designers. Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore,
Explore Taiwan and Vietnam.
Start your journey at the Roe Street Make your way to Elizabeth Quay and
Chinese gates and down James Street come face-to-face with a gigantic
rooster. While you’re there, discover
Sister State advantage
where the famous Chung Wah Perth Chinese New Year has special
Chinese New Year Street Fair will the diversity of Chinese culture through significance in 2017 as WA and
a week of free activities for the whole Zhejiang Province celebrate 30 years
dazzle with cultural performances,
family—tai chi, folk art, cooking, of a close Sister State relationship.
traditional music and special Chinese
calligraphy, Kung Fu and dragon
New Year delicacies. Among the stalls, This bond, formalised in 1987,
dancing as well as a mesmerising wall
the historic Chung Wah Hall will light opens the door to partnerships
of interactive Chinese lanterns.
up to welcome the Year of the Rooster. and understanding and deeper
Then uncover your Chinese zodiac at Learn friendship encouraging exchange
Learn about the fascinating history and collaboration that are bringing
the WA Museum’s Discovery Centre in
of WA’s Chinese community with a sustainable benefits to the people of
the State Library, where fun interactive
stunning photographic exhibition Western Australia and Zhejiang.
activities take kids through the meaning
showcasing migrants from the early Nationally, 2017 marks the 45th
of the zodiac animals.
1900s and their descendants. anniversary of diplomatic relations
Enjoy a Chinese movie with the between Australia and China. This is
See the amazing Wenqin Performance
nationally touring Golden Koala Film Troupe visiting from Zhejiang University, an important milestone for the rapidly
Festival at WA’s State Theatre during showcasing orchestra, martial arts, expanding relationship between the
February followed by dinner at one drama and traditional dancing in two countries.
of Perth’s many authentic Chinese Bunbury and other locations.
restaurants.
Looking for something else? A creative
Did you know?
Drop in at the Hawkers Markets in industries sector forum and the first
• China has been Western Australia’s www.cny.wa.gov.au
biggest export market since 2006.
Forrest Place to enjoy Chinese cuisine Australia–China Science, Technology
while you watch the iconic GPO and Innovation Conference will ensure • In 2015/16 around 47,000 Chinese
building come to life in a dazzling that the close relationship between tourists visited Western Australia,
display of lights and music illustrating WA and China remains strong into the spending around $244 million.
the story of the Chinese zodiac. future.
• In 2015, more than 3700 Chinese
students began studies in WA –
Visit www.cny.wa.gov.au that’s 12% of WA’s international
to learn more and find out what’s happening student total.
CHINESE
NEW YEAR
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Spring Festival revelry will bring families together in celebration
The most important holiday for Chinese Decorations month before the festival until the end of
people, Chinese New Year is also Streets, buildings and homes are the New Year period.
New Year tradition known as the Spring Festival and falls decorated with red, which is believed to • No cleaning or hair washing on the first
on the first day of the Chinese lunisolar be the colour of prosperity. three days as it is believed to wash
Cleaning before the start of the calendar.
Lanterns are hung and decorations with away good luck.
New Year is an upheld tradition
Because a lunar month is around two roosters on them will be common this • A cry of a child is thought to bring bad
in Chinese culture. The floors,
days shorter than a solar month, an extra year as it is the Year of the Rooster. luck.
walls and every corner of the
month is inserted every few years in
household need to be spotless. Cultural activities • No begging or asking for a loan.
order for the calendar to catch up with
In the Chinese language, ‘dust’ is
the solar calendar, meaning the date of Rural areas and towns have still retained There are also a few things that can
a homophone for the word ‘old’.
Chinese New Year shifts each year. more traditional celebrations than the increase your good luck such as wearing
Therefore, cleaning is meant
cities, such as setting off firecrackers, red underwear and praying in a temple.
to drive away bad luck and old It is an important family celebration and
ancestor worship and dragon dances.
things in preparation for a new brings with it a week of official public 2017 CALENDAR
beginning. holiday – although celebrations tend to Many Chinese cities host traditional
last for around 15 days. performances of dragon dances, lion January 12 – 26: Millions head home
dances and imperial performances like and businesses hold company events
The festival celebrates a year of hard
an emperor’s wedding. as they wind down their operations. Lots
work and is a chance to wish for a lucky
of cleaning and shopping take place to
and prosperous coming year. Temple fairs offer a variety of traditional
prepare for the upcoming celebrations.
Chinese products and snacks that are
CELEBRATIONS rarely seen the rest of the year. January 27 (New Year’s Eve): Red
Food lanterns are hung, firecrackers are set off,
Red envelopes
red envelopes handed out and families
There are many traditions surrounding Just like Christmas, people exchange hold their reunion dinners.
Chinese New Year, particularly eating a gifts at Chinese New Year but generally
reunion dinner with family, the giving of January 28 (New Year’s Day): A barrage
they are in the form of monetary gifts in
red envelopes, firecrackers, new clothes of fireworks light up the sky at the strike
red envelopes.
and decorations. of midnight, with more in the morning.
It is customary to give these to children
The festival is all about bringing the January 29 – 30: People visit friends and
and seniors rather than working adults.
family; wherever people are, they families.
They are a given to pass on good luck to
typically come home to celebrate the January 31 – February 2: The statutory
the receivers.
festivities with their families. holiday period is over. Some people will
SUPERSTITIONS continue visiting friends and family while
A New Year’s Eve dinner is known as a
reunion dinner and is believed to be the others will go back to work.
There are a host of superstitions and
most important meal of the year. taboos relating to the Spring Festival; the February 3 – 11: People take their return
Several generations sit around tables Chinese believe the way the year begins trips home and businesses reopen. The
and enjoy the food and time spent will predicate a person’s entire year. Lantern Festival is on February 11.
together. These things should be avoided for the Source: chinahighlights.com.
CHINESE
NEW YEAR
Family fun for all at
Chinese New Year
Night Market PAGE 5
City of Canning, in partnership with
Westfield Carousel, is celebrating
Chinese New Year with a vibrant
Night Market at Westfield Carousel on
Thursday February 9.
This year’s night market will feature
an array of delicious cuisine, free kids’
activities, traditional performances
throughout the night and 12 stunning
animal lanterns of the Chinese zodiac
from the WA Fujian Association.
In the lead-up to the Chinese New
Year Night Market, there will be a
traditional lion dance performance
through Westfield Carousel Shopping
Centre by the Yaolin Kung Fu
Association on Saturday February 4, as
well as on the night of the market.
Bring the whole family along to
Westfield Carousel to celebrate the
Year of the Rooster.
For more information on the night
market and other events visit
westfield.com.au/carousel and
canning.wa.gov.au.
Happy New Year and Gong Xi Fa Cai
from City of Canning and Westfield
Carousel. Image: Westfield Carousel.
CHINESE
NEW YEAR
Year of the Rooster
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From January 28 until February 15, 2018, They are always active and popular with According to Chinese astrology,
asst the year
it will be known as the Year of Rooster. a crowd. of one’s birth sign is the
the most
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According to Chinese zodiac, each year Roosters are talkative, outspoken, frank, year in the 12-year
-year cycle.
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Good luck for relates to an animal sign and runs on
a 12-year cycle, meaning it has also
open, honest and loyal individuals. Wealth: People
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bo n in
bo i the Year of
They like to be the centre of attention
roosters previously been the Year of the Rooster and are happiest when they are
the Rooster
st will need to try hard to
earn a significant amount. Roosters
in 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993 and 2005. surrounded by others.
Numbers: 5, 7 and 8 are advised to not set their sights too
If you were born in one of these years, Roosters expect others to listen to them
Days: The 4th and 26th of any high in 2017 but just let things be.
your Chinese zodiac is the rooster. while they speak and can be considered
Chinese lunar month Businessmen are expected to have to
There are five types of rooster – wood vain and boastful as they enjoy
deal with operational pressures while
Colours: Gold, brown and yellow rooster, fire rooster, earth rooster, gold bragging about themselves and their
their expenses will increase and money
Flowers: Gladiola, cockscomb rooster and water rooster. accomplishments.
should be saved and not invested.
Directions: South, south-east See the table below to discover the Because they are active, they tend to
personality traits of each type. fight illness well and enjoy sports like Health: 2017 is considered an unlucky
Months: The 2nd, 5th and 11th year for a rooster’s health, so you are
Other zodiac animals include the rat, ox, hiking and swimming.
Chinese lunar months
tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, Careers are a priority for roosters, who advised to pay more attention to safety
and looking after themselves.
Bad luck for roosters monkey, dog and pig. are considered to be more motivated
than other animals in Chinese zodiac.
THE ROOSTER’S PERSONALITY Love: If you have been in a relationship
Colour: Red People born in the Year of the Rooster They are multi-talented and can work for years then 2017 could be a good
Numbers: 1, 3 and 9 are considered to be very hardworking, well in a variety of jobs. time to get married. Roosters are most
Direction: East resourceful, courageous and talented. ROOSTERS IN 2017 compatible with an ox or snake.
Months: The 3rd, 9th and 12th
Chinese lunar months Type of Rooster Year of Birth Characteristics
Wood Rooster 1945, 2005 Energetic, overconfident, tender and unstable.
Fire Rooster 1957, 2017 Trustworthy, with a strong sense of timekeeping and responsibility at work.
Earth Rooster 1909, 1969 Lovely, generous, trustworthy and popular with their friends.
Gold Rooster 1921, 1981 Determined, brave, perseverant and hardworking.
Water Rooster 1933, 1993 Smart, quick-witted, tenderhearted and compassionate.
Stylish celebrations in full swing at FCWA
WA’s Chinese New Year festivities installation that will communicate
will be given a fashionable edge the rich relationship between the two
for the first time this year with the cultures.
announcement of the inaugural 2017 Back in the city, retail destination enex
Lunar Style Celebration program. Perth will play host to a larger-than-
Presented by Fashion Council WA life sculpture crafted from food and
(FCWA) in conjunction with the Office fashion items by WA designer Alister
of Multicultural Interests, the program Yiap and Perth artist Steven Buckles,
includes a series of fashion-forward which shoppers can take photos with
events and installations across two for their chance to win a bounty of
weeks from late January to mid- prizes.
February to coincide with the beginning Another highlight of the program is
of the Year of the Rooster. the Creative Industries Forum which
The pinnacle of the program will will involve a series of round table
be a mesmerising free exhibition at discussions between the brightest
Brookfield Place. minds in the WA and Chinese creative
‘China Musings: A Fashion Journey’ will industries.
showcase bespoke couture garments Designed to strengthen the economic
from 12 of WA’s leading designers in a bonds between the two countries, the
unique fusion of Australian and Chinese forum will offer attendees insights into
style. international markets, branding and
networking. “We hope the program will foster Fashion Association, China’s largest
Taking inspiration from the
relationships between WA creatives fashion body, to offer opportunities
Metropolitan Museum of Art’s ‘China: Fashion Council WA Creative Director
and Chinese networks while allowing for model and designer exchanges as
Through the Looking Glass’, the Mariella Harvey-Hanrahan said the
the public to learn about Chinese well as business development for local
exhibition invites the public to engage 2017 Lunar Style Celebration program
history and traditions.” creatives.
with the work of local creative talent presented an array of ways for the
while learning about important community to connect with Chinese Prominent Chinese model Wang Yi FCWA has been working closely with
symbols and traditions surrounding the culture. stars in campaign imagery throughout Chinese community organisations
Lunar New Year. the program having flown to Perth from to support the authenticity of the
“Chinese New Year is such an important
Beijing for the photoshoot in December program. The full event listing can be
The outfits will later move to Crown time for so many Western Australians,
2016. found in the official 2017 Lunar Style
Metropol’s Grand Ballroom for the so we are thrilled to be celebrating the
Australia China Business Council Gala occasion this year in a new style,” she In addition to the spread of events, Celebration program or by visiting
Dinner on February 16 as part of a live said. FCWA has partnered with China fashioncouncilwa.com.au.
CHINESE
NEW YEAR
International customer focus rewards Sandalford with tourism accolade
Swan Valley winery Sandalford Wines to both international Chinese visitors and information available in the Chinese
won three categories in the prestigious Chinese residing in Australia,” she said. language, Sandalford also employs four
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Western Australian Tourism Awards Chinese-speaking staff members in the
“We have worked to tailor our product
late last year, including the significant cellar door and three in the Food and
to meet their expectations. In 2014,
category win for Gold in Chinese Tourism. Beverage division who are dedicated
we became the first winery in WA to
to offer Chinese-speaking customers spirits which were traditionally flavoured.
Sandalford spokesperson Jessie Jiang, be China Ready & Accredited® by quality and tailored service without
who manages the Swan Valley Estate the global accreditation system that “Chinese people are very health oriented,
language barriers and cultural nuances.
cellar door, said the business won the identifies products and services that so wine suits this aspect of their cultural
“Having Chinese people on staff rather beliefs as well.”
award for best Chinese tourism because Chinese consumers can trust. The
than interpreters also means they
it was very customer focused. trademark signifies quality assurance, The Chinese New Year of 2017 is the
understand cultural nuances,” Ms Jiang
“We value Chinese-speaking people as cultural awareness, consumer protection Year of the Rooster. It is also a special
said. “This encourages our visitors to
very important customers of our tourism and respect for Chinese travellers.” year of the two bears – the Panda and
feel comfortable and gives them the
winery business and we cater especially Apart from offering printed and online opportunity to really converse about the Koala, which symbolise 2017 as the
the products and wine appreciation China-Australia Year of Tourism.
experience we offer.” To celebrate these two important events,
Sandalford Wines hosted an estimated Sandalford Wines has hung red lanterns
30,000 Chinese-speaking international and will offer all visitors 20 per cent off
and domestic visitors last year at its RRP wine, giftware and merchandise in
Swan Valley winery, which is located the cellar door during the Chinese New
25 minutes drive from Perth’s central Year period (January 28 – February 11).
business district. Founded in 1840, Sandalford Wines is
Tourism Western Australia Director one of the country’s oldest and largest
International Marketing North Asia family-owned winemakers.
Johnny Nee said wine had become Since the Prendiville family acquired
increasingly relevant to the Chinese the 151-year-old icon in 1991, they have
market in recent years. focused not only on producing premium
“Wine is seen as desirable by many wines but also making it a must visit
Chinese-speaking people who enjoy tourism destination by providing local,
practising Western cultural aspects,” he interstate and overseas tourists to Perth
said. “Also Chinese are becoming aware with a truly world class wine tourism,
The team fromCaption.
Sandalford Wines celebrate winning three awards at the WA Tourism Awards.
that wine is healthier to consume than education and hospitality experience.
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NEW YEAR
FEB 2017 Chinese New Year
Night Market
PAGE 8
9 When? Thursday February 9
from 4pm-9pm
4PM-9PM
Where? Westfield Carousel
What? Westfield Carousel and City of Canning
Perth New Year are hosting an exciting Chinese New Year
Night Market with delicious food, traditional
celebrations
entertainment and kids’ activities.
Every year a number of organisations put on a range of wonderful events to FEB Creative Industries Forum
11
When? Saturday February 11
celebrate Chinese New Year with Perth’s Chinese and local communities.
Forum: 1pm-5pm
Here are some of the events happening this year. Check out page 14 for more
events along with a map of locations in the Perth CBD.
1PM-5PM Networking: 5pm-7pm
Where? Studio Underground, State Theatre
Centre of Western Australia, 174-176 William
Street, Perth
What? A series of round table discussions
JAN 2017 Perth Chinese New between the brightest minds in the WA
and Chinese creative industries, offering
Year Fair
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participants insights into international
When? Sunday January 29 markets, branding and networking. For more
from 12pm-9pm
12PM-9PM information visit fashioncouncilwa.com.au.
Where? James Street, Lake
FEB
Street, Chinatown Square (off Roe Street),
Chung Wah Chinese New
Northbridge Piazza
Year Dinner & Dance
What? A free street carnival will welcome the
Year of the Rooster, hosting over 100 stalls 11 When? Saturday February 11
from 6.30pm-11.30pm
offering food and beverages, arts and crafts, 6.30PM-
rides, games, performances and firecrackers. 11.30PM Where? Chung Wah Cultural
The day will start with a multicultural parade Centre, 18 Radalj Place, Balcatta
at 12pm. Lions and dragons will dance through What? Celebrate the end of Chinese New
James Street in Northbridge to celebrate the Year with family and friends by enjoying a
colourful Chinese New Year Fair for one day lion dance and cultural dance performances.
only. Children can enjoy a kids’ zone next to Tickets available from Chung Wah Association.
Northbridge Piazza.
JAN Exhibition presented by FEB Golden Koala Film
Festival
13-17
Fashion Council WA China
30- Musings: A Fashion Journey When? February 13-17
FEB
Where? Studio Underground,
When? January 30-February 10
State Theatre in Northbridge
from 9am-6pm daily
10 Where? Brookfield Place, Tower 1
What? The Australia-China Young
Professionals Initiative has organised a series
9AM-6PM What? A showcase of bespoke of free movie nights across Australia. Places
DAILY couture garments from 12 of WA’s must be booked online via Eventbrite at
leading designers in a unique acypiperth.eventbrite.com.au.
fusion of Australian and Chinese style. Visit
FEB
fashioncouncilwa.com.au for more information.
Australia China Business
Admission: Free Council Gala Dinner
16 When? Thursday February 16
FEB Fashion Food Fusion
Interactive Installation
FROM
6PM
from 6pm
1-28
Where? Crown Metropol
When? February 1-28 Perth, Great Eastern Highway,
Burswood
Where? enex Perth, 683 Hay
Street, Perth Tickets available from acbc.com.au.
FEB Chinese Lion Dance
4
When? February 4
from 1.15pm-2.15pm
1.15PM- Where? Westfield Carousel
2.15PM What? Westfield Carousel, the
City of Canning and the Chung
Wah Association bring to life
a colourful Chinese New Year
tradition – the lion dance.
CHINESE
NEW YEAR
2017 is a significant year for WA-China ties
Western Australia and China have long Chinese President Xi Jinping even
held a close relationship with both sides acknowledged WA’s contribution to
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mutually benefiting from the economic Chinese infrastructure during Premier
and social ties that have been built over Colin Barnett’s April 2014 visit. In 2015,
more than a quarter of a century. iron, steel and aluminium structures
2017 is a significant year for WA and were WA’s largest imports from China,
China’s relationship as it marks the 45th accounting for $612 million.
anniversary of diplomatic relations and Major Chinese state-owned enterprises
the signing of a joining communiqué
have invested in magnetite mining and
establishing the relationship in 1972.
processing the Pilbara, as well as rail and
It is also the 30th anniversary of WA’s port infrastructure.
sister state relationship with the Zhejiang
It is expected that WA’s LNG exports
Province.
to China will grow as the country plans
In May last year, the State Government to raise the share of natural gas in its
committed major funding towards energy mix by 2020.
WA events and activities with the aim
of boosting local and international Outside of the resources sector, WA’s
travellers. agriculture exports to China rose 23.5
per cent in 2014-15, making it the state’s
Of this funding, $1 million was invested
largest market for barley, wool, mutton,
into developing an expanded Chinese
oats, wine and canola.
New Year package to strengthen cultural
exchange, tourism, education and In 2015, 3753 Chinese students
socioeconomic outcomes for WA. commenced studies in WA, accounting
China was WA’s largest export market for 12.1 per cent of the state’s
in 2015, accounting for 52.7 per cent of international student total, making it
all exports, valued at $54.1 billion. Major the second largest source of foreign
exports included iron ore, gold, LNG and students after India. In the same year,
petroleum, copper and nickel. 43,700 Chinese tourists visited WA, an
increase of 12.6 per cent on 2014.
WA iron ore resources have been a
key source for the steel underpinning Source: Department of State
Chinese economic expansion. Development.
PERTH CHINESE
NEW YEAR FAIR
29 JANUARY 2017
EVENT SCHEDULE
Multicultural Concert*
Performances* Northbridge Piazza - 6:30pm to 9.00pm
Time Activity Performing Group Venue Performance Presented by
12.00pm Opening Multicultural Parade Approx. 20 different groups James Street Firecrackers, Lion and Dragon Dance Chung Wah Association Lion and Dragon Dance Troupe
Official Opening Ceremony Invited Guests
1.00pm Lion Dance and Martial Arts Yarn Yee Tong and Choy Lee Fut Chinatown
Gorgeous Flowers under the Full Moon The Miracle Band
2.00pm Lion Dance Chinese Community Centre James Street Waltzing Matilda Perth Happy Choir with the Miracle Band
3.00pm Dragon Dance Yaolin Kung Fu Association James Street Happy Chinese New Year Yong Jun Zhou and Merlin Ma with Mulan Dancers
4.00pm Lion Dance Jimmy Tsui's Kung Fu School James Street The Rainbow of Southern Clouds Oberthur Primary School Chinese Dance Group
Boys of Kiev Roztiazhka Ukrainian Cossack Dancers
Sailor's Love Song Jun Zhang
Interactive Activities Jitterbug Australian Mulan Culture and Arts Association
MJ in Rio MJ in Rio Cast
Time Activity Venue Our Villagers Perth Happy Choir
12.00 pm - 5.00pm Games and Competitions Northbridge Piazza and Lake Street Everything Goes Well Chung Wah Dance
Fandango Danza Viva
12.00 pm - 7.00pm Ostar radio FM 90.5 live broadcast Northbridge Piazza
Bollywood Dance Saraswati Mahavidyalaya
12.00 pm - 5.00pm Various Chinese Cultural Demonstrations Located along James Street between
Molihua Mad Tatters Morris
12.00 pm - 5.00pm Giving out red packets, lollies and souvenirs William Street and Mountain Terrace
The Lindy Hop Swing Zing Performance Team
The Sundanese Peacock Dance Selendang Sutra Dance Troupe
Superscreen Rhythm of Prosperity Yang’s Artistic Academy
Mayla Partita Xiaojia Zhang
Time Activity Venue Mauritian Sega Dance Yanique Dance Fusion
Chinese Cultural and entertainment programs The Society Mix The Society
Programs about the local Chinese community Welcoming Friends from Afar
Black Swan Choir, New Voice Choir and Perth Happy Choir
Chinese New Year celebrations from around the world I Still Call Australia Home
12.00pm - 6.30pm and Australia
6.30pm - 9.00pm Multicultural Concert Northbridge Piazza Presented by
Chung Wah Association
Phone: (08) 9328 8657 | Email: chungwah@chungwah.org.au | http://chungwah.org.au
In Chinatown
Proudly Supported by
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Time Activity Venue
All lion and dragon dances on James Street will end in
Chinatown Forecourt of Chinatown on
1.00pm - 5.00pm
Roe Street
Special Chinese arts/performances demonstrations * Subject to change
CHINESE
NEW YEAR
Cultural awareness promoted through dance
Thirty years of friendship between more than 1200 students from 12 schools
PAGE 10 Western Australia and China will be in a series of workshops designed to
celebrated in fitting style when a give WA students a chance to talk to the
24-strong artistic troupe from WA’s sister performers about their craft. Interpreters
state visits Perth next month. will help the performers to explain the
The acclaimed Zhejiang University stories, music, instruments and costumes
Wenqin Art Troupe will return to WA used.
on February 12 for a 10-day program In 2005, the Confucius Institute at UWA
of public performances and school became the first organisation of its kind
workshops in Perth, Bunbury and to be established in Australia.
Mandurah. It now forms part of a worldwide network
The troupe, which is based in Zhejiang’s of 500 institutes across more than 100
capital Hangzhou, was brought to Perth nations.
in 2016 by the Confucius Institute at The Through a partnership with Zhejiang
University of Western Australia – a non- University, the institute brings Chinese
profit cultural organisation dedicated teachers to WA to support Mandarin
to making Chinese language, art and language teaching in schools and in the
culture accessible to everyone. community.
“They were a big hit last year and we are Last year 25 teachers and volunteers
thrilled to bring them back for an even from China provided support for 30 WA
more spectacular line-up,” Confucius schools, including some in Bunbury,
Institute Director Dr Xianlin Song said. Albany and Geraldton.
The troupe was founded in 2001 and The institute also provides Chinese
has performed at the UN Headquarters evening classes for adults, cultural
in the US as well as throughout Europe, activities for children, public events
Asia and Australia. In September 2016, centred on Chinese festivals and a
they performed as part of the G20 regular series of academic forums aimed
Summit program in Hangzhou. at fostering a deeper understanding of
Wenqin’s colourful, high-energy shows China.
combine the best of ancient and modern Another key service is the delivery
China. of tailored cultural training packages
The ensemble’s highly skilled traditional for businesses, government and
and contemporary musicians, singers, the educational sector. Professional
dancers and martial artists will present a translation and interpreting services are
diverse program with introductions and also available.
explanations in English for the benefit of As a non-profit organisation, many of the
WA audiences. Confucius Institute services are offered
The Wenqin troupe will be the headline free or at minimal cost.
act at the forthcoming Australia China “We are about building bridges and
Business Council gala dinner. creating connections,” Dr Song said.
The dinner – one of the biggest events “Understanding another language and
on the Sino-WA social calendar – will culture and getting to know people from
be held on February 16 at the Grand another country is the best way to break
Ballroom, Crown Perth. It will be followed down barriers and build a tolerant and
by a public performance at Penrhos inclusive community.”
College on February 20, which is open
CHINESE NEW YEAR
Visit confuciusinstitute.uwa.edu.au for
to all. more information about the Confucius
In addition, the troupe will work with Institute.
NIGHT MARKET
Join us to celebrate the Year of the Rooster with an exciting Night
Market featuring an array of delicious cuisine, traditional Chinese
performances, free kids’ activities and stunning zodiac lanterns.
Thursday 9 Feb, 4pm – 9pm
Cecil Avenue Car Park at Westfield Carousel
Brought to you by City of Canning & Westfield Carousel
Find out more at westfield.com.au/carousel
and canning.wa.gov.auCHINESE
NEW YEAR
PAGE 11
Year of the Fire Rooster off to sizzling
start for Finbar at Motive development
The Year of the Rooster starts with
a major celebration for apartment
increase the First Home Owners
Grant from $10,000 to $15,000 and to
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NEW YEAR
Steamed fish
PAGE 12 Try some of these Asian-inspired One of the most popular fish recipes for Chinese New Year, steamed
recipes this Chinese New Year. fish may seem simple, but perfecting the Chinese-style dish requires
the correct technique and much skill. Fish is considered a lucky food
that guarantees lots of savings and money.
Peanut Dumplings INGREDIENTS
1 barramundi (about 160g)
1tbsp Shaoxing wine or rice wine
Steamed fish soy sauce mixture:
2 inches ginger (peeled and cut into 4tbsp light soy sauce
Makes 24 dumplings Ginger Syrup
thin strips) 2tbsp Shaoxing wine or rice wine
INGREDIENTS 5 cups water (reduced to 4 cups
after boiling) 1 stalk spring onion (cut into two- 2tbsp water
8oz glutinous rice (sticky rice) flour
1 cup sugar inch lengths and then cut into thin ¼tsp sesame oil
180ml water (¾ cup water)
silken threads) 3 dashes white pepper powder
Filling 115g old ginger (skin peeled and
then lightly pounded with the flat Some coriander leaves 2tbsp rock sugar (ground into powder
85g ground peanuts side of a cleaver)
2tbsp cooking oil form) or to taste
3 ½tbsp fine sugar 2 screwpine leaves or pandan leaves
3 ½tbsp peanut butter (tie them into a knot, optional) METHOD Heat up a wok with enough water
Clean the fish and pat dry. Blend the for steaming. As soon as the water is
METHOD soy sauce mixture in a small bowl boiling, place the fish inside the wok,
and set aside. propped up with a small inverted
In a large bowl, mix the glutinous rice flour with the water until it forms bowl or a couple of wooden blocks
a smooth paste and no longer sticks to your hands. Divide it equally Lay the fish on a plate and drizzle (meant for steaming). Cover wok
into 24 balls. Shaoxing (or rice) wine on top of the tightly and set a timer for 8 minutes.
Mix all the ingredients of the filling in another bowl until well combined fish. Top the fish with half of the cut
ginger strips. As soon as the fish is done steaming,
and can be easily shaped into a ball. Add a little more peanut butter if transfer it from the wok. Discard the
the filling is dry. Divide into 24 balls. fish water and ginger strips and lay
Flatten each rice flour ball in your palm, and then place the filling in the the remaining ginger strips on top of
middle of the flattened ball. the fish.
Fold the edge to seal the dumpling. Lightly roll it into a ball shape Heat a pan over high heat, add 2 tbsp
using both palms, very gently and delicately. Make sure the peanut of cooking oil and swirl around until
balls are completely wrapped by the dough. Set aside. it is hot. Pour the hot oil over the
Prepare the ginger syrup by boiling the water. Add the ginger and steamed fish. Put the pan back on
screwpine/pandan leaves (optional) into the water and boil for 10-15 to the stove, add the soy sauce
minutes with a medium heat. Add sugar and boil for another 5 minutes. mixture and stir well. As soon as
Lower heat to simmer and reduce to about 4 cups of water. Add more the sauce bubbles up and boils,
sugar to taste, if preferred. pour the soy sauce over the fish. Top
with spring onion and coriander and
Heat up another pot of boiling water and drop the dumplings into the serve the fish immediately with white
water. As soon as they float to the top, transfer them out and into the rice.
ginger syrup. Turn off heat and serve the peanut dumplings in a bowl
immediately.
Almond Cookies
Many families make batches of
cookies in the lead up to the New
Year. Popular choices include
peanut cookies, walnut cookieses
s
and almond cookies.
Makes 50 pieces
INGREDIENTS
130g (½ cup) shortening
70g (½ cup) icing sugar
¼ teaspoon salt
80g (½ cup) corn flour
icing sugar and salt, and almond
120g (1 cup) all-purpose extract if using, until smooth.
or plain flour
Add sieved corn flour and all-purpose
60g almond flakes (lightly roasted) flour, followed by almond flakes. Stir
¼ tsp almond extract (optional) until it forms a soft dough.
Utensil needed: Round cookie Roll dough between sheets of plastic
cutter 1cm thick. Stain cookie cutter with
some flour and cut into rounds. Arrange
METHOD on baking sheets.
Preheat oven to 160C and line a Bake in preheated oven at 160C for
baking sheet with parchment paper. 20 minutes. Remove and let cool
Recipes courtesy of rasamalaysia.com. In a medium bowl beat shortening, completely. Store in airtight container.CHINESE
NEW YEAR
Supporting local communities through its
commitment to corporate social responsibility
Swan Taxis is a member of 1800 vehicles in its fleet. PAGE 13
ComfortDelGro (CDG), one of the largest In WA, CDG owns and operates
land transport companies in the world Swan Taxis. As part of CDG, Swan
that operates across seven countries. Taxis is committed to the company’s
The company owns and runs operations philosophies of being a ‘global company
in land transport, including rail, bus, taxi that acts locally’ and supporting local
and related industries. communities through a commitment to
With its head office in Singapore, CDG corporate social responsibility.
has a strong connection with Chinese This is demonstrated by Swan Taxis’
culture and communities. dedication to a number of community-
based initiatives in Perth including:
Operating in countries with large Chinese
communities (Singapore and Malaysia). • Its own funding of multi-purpose
CDG also owns and operates significant vehicles to assist with the transport
taxi and bus operations in China. of mobility impaired members of the
public (projected to be around $1
million in 2017/18).
Swan Taxis is commited
• Its annual Swan Taxis Charity Car Wash
to the company’s ‘global which has generated valuable funds
company that acts for Camp Quality, a not-for-profit
organisation assisting children living
locally’ philosophy. with cancer.
Swan Taxis also has a strong
Swan Taxis is proud to continue its
collaboration with Seven West Media
support of the local Chinese community having recently launched the taxi
in Perth. wrapping advertising initiative.
The company operates the largest taxi Swan Taxis takes this opportunity to wish
dispatch service in Western Australia. all members of the Chinese community
Incorporated in Perth in 1928, Swan Taxis a prosperous and safe New Year. Gong
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NEW YEAR
So much to do during Chinese New Year
SUN JAN 29 – NORTHBRIDGE – MON FEB 13 – FRI FEB 17 PAGE 15
1 JAMES STREET
5 CULTURAL CENTRE – STATE
THEATRE
The spectacular Chinese New
Year Fair returns from 12pm–9pm. This Experience Chinese language films MON JAN 30 – BROOKFIELD FRI JAN 27 – SUN FEB 5
free one-day street carnival rings in from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, 9 PLACE
12
ELIZABETH QUAY
the Lunar New Year with lion dancers, Singapore and Macau nightly at the
Come feed the lions from Infusing innovation with
street performances and cultural Golden Koala Film Festival.
12.30pm–1pm. Celebrate the festivities tradition, come and interact with a
demonstrations as well as street stalls, FRI JAN 27 – FRI FEB 3 at a unique lion and dragon dancing giant Chinese lantern wall. Beautiful
drinks, games and cultural information. 6 FORREST PLACE –GPO ceremony this Chinese New Year. and mesmerising, the lantern colours
Hosted by the Chung Wah Association. BUILDING These exciting dances ward off evil and lighting formations change as you
SUN JAN 29 – CHINATOWN Perth’s iconic GPO building is spirits and help welcome in the touch them.
2 GATE, NORTHBRIDGE – ROE ST new Year of the Rooster. Hosted by
transformed by the spectacular story FRI JAN 27 – SUN FEB 5
The best of traditional music, of the Chinese zodiac told in lights and Brookfield Place. 13 ELIZABETH QUAY
dance, dragons and fire crackers from music from 6pm every night. MON JAN 30 – BROOKFIELD
12pm–9pm. Hosted by the Chung Wah
10 A range of colourful and
FRI JAN 27 & FRI FEB 3 PLACE
unique daytime and evening activities,
Association. 7 FORREST PLACE Learn Tai Chi’s origins and performances and cuisines run for 10
SUN 29 JAN – NORTHBRIDGE – benefits and why it’s steeped in days. There is something for everyone
3 CHUNG WAH HALL
Forrest Place Twilight Hawkers
Market celebrates Chinese New mystery. This ancient tradition is more — dance, music, Tai Chi classes, Kung
Chung Wah Hall lights up to Year with authentic Asian food and than just an exercise to align mind, Fu/Push Hands classes, traditional
celebrate Chinese New Year. The performances from 4.30pm–9.30pm. body and spirit. Suitable for first timers, Chinese folk arts and crafts for the
historic hall opened in 1911 and has beginners and advanced practitioners. kids, calligraphy, games, and lion and
MON JAN 30 – TUES FEB 10
been a hub for meetings, social 8 BROOKFIELD PLACE
Sessions start at 7.15am in the Main dragon dancing.
functions and welfare services for WA’s Square (Cafe Court). Hosted by
FRI JAN 27 – SUN FEB 5
Chinese community ever since. ‘China Musings’ is a spectacular Brookfield Place. 14
ELIZABETH QUAY
exhibition of cutting-edge Chinese-
SAT 28 JAN – WED 15 FEB FRI JAN 27 – SUN FEB 5
4 inspired fashion and design located 11 The CNY 2017 Photographic
CULTURAL CENTRE – STATE ELIZABETH QUAY Exhibition features black and white
in the Tower 1 lobby. Hosted by the
LIBRARY Fashion Council of WA. Chinese zodiac is organised photographs of Chinese migrants
Children’s activities which focus on the according to 12 animal signs. See taken between 1900 and 1927, as well
Chinese zodiac at the WA Museum’s the giant six-metre golden rooster as contemporary portraits. Through
Discovery Centre in the WA State and other Chinese zodiac animals on pictures, the exhibition weaves
Library along with an exhibition of display (and illuminated each night). together Chinese migrant stories of
fascinating objects from the local Learn the fascinating story behind each love, loss, family, home, hope, amazing
Chinese community. one and discover what animal you are. resilience, and new beginnings.2017
Finbar 恭祝您新年如意，鸿福吉祥
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