Did we do it right?😅 Showing how to huat at my NZ flying school | Happy CNY 🐅
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- Happy CNY everyone!! Hope you're all enjoying eating all the CNY goodies (missing bakkwa big time) There is zero CNY vibe in NZ so decided to create some at my school by showing my classmates and instructors how to lo hei. We used to do this every year at work in Singapore so it was really fun sharing part of sg/my culture with my friends.
Sorry I've been radio silent for the last few weeks...been really stressed and tired from studying and exams (have another one in two days T.T)
I still need to upload some from my last trip and other videos so will be uploading them soon after my next exam. Enjoy the rest of your holidays and see you again soon!
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Aiya you so sweet lah. You could have introduced Korean way of celebrating Lunar New Year but instead you chose to showcase Singapore's yusheng. Thank you and gong xi fa cai!
Thank you Michele. I missed doing it and everyone had so much fun that day. Happy new year to you!
From what I know Lo Hei or Yu Sheng is cantonese. It’s was created by 4 cantonese chefs in Sgp n it spread to M’sia.
It is indeed there are yu sheng in China n Japan but it was Singaporean Chefs who created Lo Hei (seven Colour) yu sheng to celebrate Lunar New Year in 1964. It became a popular and this dish became our tradition ever since.
I agree - Steve's so sweet to share the CNY tradition with his pilot-mates. "U're still such a Singaporean at heart, Steve! 👍🏻 Happy New Year! & all the best for ur remaining exams 💪🏻"
Happy new year Tris!
Great to see you bringing the tradition over to NZ! Wishing you good fortune, good health & good flying into the air! And it's nice hearing you sticking with "paiseh"!
Thank you Karen and happy new year!
Happy Lunar New Year Steve!! You are so sweet to share this SG tradition in NZ and its so heartwarming too🥰 wishing you well and may your wishes all come true. 🍊🍊年初二吉祥如意🍊🍊
Happy new year Charlee 😊
Happy Lunar New Year and 새해 복 많이 받으세요 to you Steve. So nice to see you sharing the Singaporean culture with your instructors and classmates. Yu Sheng originates from Singapore…
Happy new year Jennie!
Huat Ah! Your effort to promote this dish is unparalleled! Thank you so much!
I literally LOL when I see you print out "Huat Ah" on paper and stick it on the board.
Looks so fun! Like having pot luck gathering in office.
Haha hey Anna! Yeah I thought easier to print than try to spell it out for them. Happy new year!
Happy New 🐯 Year 2022 Steve!! You certainly enjoyed all of your SG vibes & intro it to your new mates 👍🏼 May you prosper throughout the whole year with happiness & good health ✌🏼 Huat Ah!!!! 🧧🧧🍊🍊🧨🧨🐯🎉
Thank you Maxine and Happy new year..!
U r awesome man, spreading SG/MY yusheng culture to your fellow colleagues in NZ. Happy Lunar New Year and Best wishes. Cong Xi Fa Cai. Huat ah!!!!! 🙌 God blessed.
Thank you Wendy and happy new year!
HAHAHHAHA blessed lunar new year Steve, so sweet n kind of you to hv introduced yusheng to your instructors as well as ur mates. Have prosperous n bountiful 2022 !
Thank you Yen and happy new year!!
Awesome Steve! Happy Lunar New Year! So nice of you to practise a Singapore/Malaysia CNY tradition.Wishing you a Blessed year of the tiger.
Thank you Yvon!
Wow ! Yusheng 🎊🎉💕 Happy New Year ! Steve 💕💕💕🎉🎊
Thank you and happy new year!
Hello Steve, wishing u a wonderful and prosperous new year! I did not know that yusheng was a singapore/malaysia thing. Glad that u are doing well, all the best to the last 2 papers and get flying soon!
Thank you so much Justin!!
Nice to see you again Steve..keep safe and stay healthy. Good luck.
Looks like a lot of fun. Your mates are pretty sporting too..
This was so amazing to watch you educate other cultures here in NZ about your culture and celebrating something so special. I am learning so much from you aswell as a new fan!
Kia ora Aree! aww thank you so much!! I think I'm going to try making those vegan chips one day too! (haha that video was funny at the end)
Hahaha nice that you can get yusheng there! But shd add the fish before tossing! 年年有余！
Happy New Year Steve! Huat ah literally means to prosper and hope you have a fruitful year in 2022 on your studies and increased viewership on your YT channel.
Thank you Vyvian and happy new year 😊
Happy Lunar New Year to you & your mates! Funny to see you the only one familiar with lo hei and that print out of Huat Ah. Hahahaha
Huat ah!!
Hahaha thank you..!
Happy Lunar New Year !
So cool!!! 🧡 Blessed Happy CNY 2022 Steve!
Thank you Hsuling!
Oh gosh, oppa, you are Sporean through n through! You used "huat ah" and said "pai seh" in the video. N now, you r introducing a Spore dish to overseas (NZ). Yusheng (pronounced as yu sunk not sing) is Cantonese and is basically a spore/ msia dish, I think. The origins however came from Guangzhou China. Not all Msian Chinese do the yusheng whereas most Sporeans do it yes. It's a must have. Other than saying huat, each individual tossing the dish can also utter their own wish, like say having good health, salary increment, promotion etc but all this eventually means huat, to prosper or be better than before. Here's wishing you, a Korean "Sporean" a happy new year and all things good and wonderful in the tiger year. Lol.
Ohhhhh hey thanks for sharing that with me 😅 it was fun and everyone enjoyed it! Thank you and happy new year!
Happy new year steve 😁🎊🎊🎊very nice video of celebrating new year and i like your uniform though. Hahaha
Happy new year!! I think it looks like a security guard tbh but thank you! Haha
@@ReddotDiaries 🤣🤣🤣🤣haha, quite true😝😝
새해 복 많이 받으세요! 마이 친구! Let's all Huat in 2022!! 😄😄😄
Happy new year Timo! Hope everything goes well for your this year and wish you good health !
Funny man the way you guys lo hei. Anyway 虎年快乐！
Wishing you & your family a Happy Lunar New Year 😀
You are a Singaporean through and through!!! 🤣 Happy Huat Huat all year round!!! 🥳🥳🥳😊
Happy huat huat to you too! Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Nice celebrating with ur school mate. So cute that u put the Huat ah on the board for Lou hei. Happy new year to u and family good health, stay safe and Huat Huat Huat 😁😁😁
Glad you enjoyed the lo hei with your fellow student pilots and instructors Steve! May the Year of the Tiger bring you good health and happiness!! 🐯🍍🍊🍊 2 more exams to go jia you!! 💪💪 I am sure you are gonna do well! Looking forward to seeing your flight videos!! ✈️
Thank you so much Esther and happy new year!
Happy new year again! Hope you pass your exam~
Hehe... nice gesture but all your schoolmates so serious... happy lunar new year and may u pass your exams with FLYING COLOURS like the yusheng!
Hey! Happy New year to you my friend..!!
Happy Tiger 🐯 Year! Glad you get to enjoy Yu Sheng (Mandarin. "Yu Sung" is Cantonese) in NZ & even sharing the tradition with your mates! Cheers! 🎊
Hey Youme! Happy New year 😊
So nice bro! Happy Lunar New Year!
Happy new year and wish you all the best for this year Eric
Treasure Palace Kitchen has great authentic Singaporean/Malaysian! Happy Lunar New Year Steve!!!🧧🧧🧧
HUAT AH !!!! Have a Blessed Lunar Year !!! 💰💰💰💰
Hey Cloris! Haha wishing you a lot of $$ and health this year too. So many omicron cases in sg..! Take care!
Happy lunar new year to u, Steve. 새해 복 많이 받으세요. Wishing u Huat Ah! Your instructor, Damien can read Chinese. Not bad! Great that you remember to Lohei in NZ during this time. Hope you have an enjoyable time in NZ.
Thank you Marie! Damian is from China 😅 happy new year!
Huat ah!! Happy Lunar New Year 😁
Thank you and happy new year!
that’s so cute and happy lunar new year!
Happy lunar new year & all the best with the coming exam Steve! JiaYou!!! Hwaiting!!!
Thank you..!!
Hope the Tiger brings you happiness and joy aplenty in 2022!
Damian is always so energetic haha, flew with him a few time and I had so much fun
*Hope to see you next time Steve
Gongxi facai! Wishing you and family good health and happiness in this tiger year. May you pass your exam i flying colours! Huat ah!
Thank hpu Diana. Happy new year!
Love this so much - happy new year!
Thank you! Happy New year!
Your HuatAh poster is really funny !! ;)
Nice cultural exchanged. Happy Tiger Year!
Happy lunar new year. Have a great year!
Thank you and happy lunar new year!
awesome n great efforts! Huattt Ahh!
Happy New Year Steve, it's so great that you can find yusheng in NZ and You can celebrate this CNY together with your friends. May the Chinese New Year bring you joy and prosperity. HUAT AH!!
Hey! Happy New year 😊 we were just talking about how we all passed our exam after saying Huat Ah 😅
Gongxi facai! 🧧🧧 Happy lunar new year! 🍊🍊 Thanks for vid! Very entertaining😄
Gong xi fa cai!! Happy New year
Steve, I have been waiting for so long for your vlog. Again surprised u can get Yu Sheng in Auckland which is great. Really appreciate you introducing this culture to other countrymen...
Looking forward to your next vlog and Huat Ah and good luck to your remaining 2 papers
Haha hey! Happy New year my friend! Hope you had enjoyed cny break with your family and huat ah
@@ReddotDiaries with same restrictions as last year, it made CNY harder. Even reunion dinner was a challenge.
Overall still ok as still able move around but mindful of the measurements imposed
Happy Lunar New Year Steve! The entire celebration in the room is so funny I watched it several times LOL. Here's wishing you 虎虎生威，虎年行大运 (Have a Lucky and Prosperous New Year!) And since it's the seventh day today and everyone's birthday traditionally - Happy Birthday!;) Huat ah!
Thank you so much! we all had fun doing it and swear we passed the next exam because of this!
U r so cute to do this. It is really enjoyable to watch.
I can't believe you forgot the salmon before you started the tossing =)
Glad to see you're still having fun there!
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I know right!! So silly. Hope it doesn't mean bad luck..😅 Happy new year Gary!
Hi Steve, Happy CNY to you & your family. Huat Ah!
Thank you and happy new year!
Hi Steve how are you? Happy Lunar New Year Huat Ah!!! Thanks for sharing👍🇸🇬
Hey! I've been doing exams and working a lot more lately. Hope you've been doing well and happy new year..!
Happy cny !
You only get Yee Sang in Malaysia and Singapore. Huat is a Hokkien word meaning wealthy.
Gong Xi Fa Chai Steve 🐯🐯🐯 awesome ! You did well by celebrating the Lunar New Year 🧧 with your mates from Flight school . Wishing you the very best happiness and good luck with your studies in 2022
Thank you..!! And happy new year to you too!!
Is originated from Singapore!
Huat Ah! Steven. Happy Lunar New Year. Gong Si Fatt Chai
Dear brother Steve, I hereby wish you a prosperous New Year, a blessed New Year, good health, good luck in everything, everything you want, success in your studies, progress step by step, and you make a fortune.
Thank you so much Dan! Hope you had a good break with your family and happy new year to you sir
Happy Lunar New Year Steve!😊🎉🎊😊
Hey~ hope you've been well! Happy lunar new year!! 😊
Happy CNY Steve 🍊🍊 Wishing you a prosperous and fruitful year ahead 🐯🎊
Thank you and happy CNY!
Happy Lunar New Year to you Steve.
Wonder how long do you need to complete the whole pilot course?
Hey Lucas, it takes about 2 years 😊
Hi Guy
Happy Chinese New Year
I wrote from Thailand
Enjoy
Kim
Happy new year Steve
Glad to see you brought some South East Asia Chinese tradition to be shared in NZ. Gong Xi Fa Cai Steve and friends!!!
Yes it was really fun to share this and see people experience it first time
This is originated from Singapore! Is truly a Singapore dish la. It got so popular it has spread to our neighboring countries.
OK I'll tell Damian that next time I see him :)
The "huat ah" made me lol.
Huat ahhh cny is never complete without louhey
HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR OF THE TIGER!!!
Good that you introduce what Singaporean do to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
For your information, Loh Hei (Yu Sheng) was invented by 4 Master Chefs (Cantonese Cuisine) in Singapore (not Malaysia) back in the 70s. This was because a lot of the people complained that during the Chinese New Year period, too much meat was consumed and it felt lethargic, hence the introduction of this dish which is mainly consisting of vegetables/fruits and preserved-greens with raw sliced fish. During preparation, festive and congratulatory quotes were said to help with the festive moods. The act of tossing the ingredients as high as possible is to signify bringing in more wealth, happiness and luck. To add to the significance of this dish, it is mainly prepared and partake on the 7th Day of the Lunar New Year when this day is the celebration of humankind. FYI, the 7th day is the birthday of Men (and Women).
Hope this trivial helps.
I don't think this is accurate as we had Lou Sang (as we called it in Malaysia) before the 70s. So definitely cannot say it is Singaporean.
Hey thank you so much for taking time to share all that. I'll make sure other guys read this comment 😅 happy new year..!!
I apologise for any discrepancy or wrongful fact that may have been given earlier.
I suppose it's hard to argue which place is the origin for this festive practice as Malaysians and Singaporeans has always debated as to which owns the honour of many practices and culture origins. The only thing I would say is that (we know this is so with Singapore is because of the newspaper and TV/Radio news reports) the start of this was through the 4 master chefs creation and suggestion that it be al the more auspicious when done on the 7th day of the Lunar New Year. Thus started the widespread commercial promotion of the event and/or practice.
@@nilsmada no need to apologise. Singapore was once part of Malaysia. We share many similar cultural heritage. The forefathers of Singapore were once upon a time Malaysians until it left the federation. There will be this constant fight over child crab, chicken rice, bak kut teh.... where is the best... I think is up to the individual taste. One thing I must say is that Singapore generally made many of these dishes more atas and international.
it's been said to have originated from SG.
oh very plum sauce-y 💕
Not zero CNY feeling though... I have my CNY decoration up at home.. That's 0.01%
祝 你 新年快乐！恭喜发财 ！🧧🧧🍊🍊🍍🍍
祝 你 身体健康！💪💪
万事如意，心想事成~* 🍊🍊🙏🙏💜💜 (that's more plum sauce for you)
还有。。。 学业有成，一帆风顺 ! 💯💯
Now it's 1% ..?? 😁
新年快乐 🐯
@@ReddotDiaries 고마워요, 새해 복많이 받으세용~~🍍🍍
Nice video! Huat ah to all of u at NZ 🤪
Thank you!!
Huat ah! Nice 😊
Happy new year..!
Wishing u 学业进步，步步高升 ( pass all exams & get promoted).
Hi Steve, Happy Lunar New Year.
I find it funny that Damien laughed at the list of auspicious sayings that we (Malaysians and Singaporeans) use for lou shang (means act of tossing the yu shang). Just show we are so kiasu.
Hahaha is it 😅😅😅
Huat Ah!
Yu Sheng 鱼生 means fish raw. It’s chinese. They also call it Lo Hei which means 捞起 lāo qǐ , to pull up / scoop up / dredge up，this word is Cantonese. This dish was invented in Singapore by some restaurant chefs. They don’t have it in china. Yu Sheng has many meanings like “abundance more or extra”, and Lo Hei means like “scooping up more (money)”. You know the chinese love puns. So it’s lucky things like that.
Ahh thank you for letting me know!!! Happy New year btw!
Happy lunar day steve..actually, when you toss the yu sheng you need to say lots of good words and salmon represent 年年有余=popseprity and the golden things should be last one to put after everything in as what I know from my Cantonese mummy..haha but still nice tried..
Wish you and your family stay healthy and blessed always..
Happy lunar new year..!!
Argh I knew I didn't quite get it right..!! Now that you mention it I remember doing it that way in sg
@Reddot Diaries well 갠차나..according we Chinese traditional that's lots of following to do n not to do..hehe..
@@ReddotDiaries so how did you celebrate it?
Huat Ah! Steve Bro 🤗
fish not added before mixing?
I know... I forgot.. 😭😫
Yushung , Lol Hei is a tossing up of good fortune
Huat ah, Steve!
Gong Xi Fa Cai! Huat Ah!
Happy new year!
Why Bojio!
I jio you you never come 😂
You don't need to specifically say "huat ah". You can add in your own versions of 'wishes', e.g. "good health ah", "lots of money ah", "plenty of girls ah', etc. 😎
Fun y I would have wished for that exact three 🤣🤣
@@ReddotDiaries Haha, I reckon that too. 😄
U forgot to add the fish before tossing lah brother lol
I know 😭😫😫
How come all asians in NZ school?😆
😂😂 🤫
I have not had mine. Huat Ah!
Heyyy how come u didn't have one..? 😢 Happy new year and hope you had a good break with family during cny!
@@ReddotDiaries I finally had one on the 4th day of CNY. Hope u r having fun in NZ. Less posting now. U must be busy.
What's the point of fask mask when everyone took them off to eat.
😂😂🤫
I did mine a day after you hahaha
Haha so late can is it
@@ReddotDiaries yes ;)
I got my booster so i was tired@@ReddotDiaries
Happy New Year 🎉
Happy new year Jervelle!
Not originated from China...
Is a created dish from Singapore.
ohhh ok I thought I read somewhere that it started in HK or China haha.. thank you for letting me know :)