Also known as the Spring Festival, Chinese New Year or the Lunar New Year is the most important and biggest festivity for the Chinese with celebrations lasting for 15 days.

The seventh day of Chinese New Year is celebrated, especially in Southeast Asia, with the joint tossing and eating of
Yu Sheng, a flavourful and colourful raw fish salad. The name
Yu Sheng means ‘raw fish’ but a different enunciation of the same words has another meaning of ‘abundant life’. So eating ’abundant life’ at the start of the New Year is expected to bring abundance and prosperity throughout the year.

The staff at our Singapore office too had their fair share of tossing the auspicious salad this year while exchanging wishes of prosperity and good fortune for each other and everyone in the ESM family!