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He quit his corporate job at age 28. Now, he runs his family's business of selling paper gifts for the dead.
During traditional Chinese festivals, believers in Chinese folk religion burn joss paper — also known as "hell money" — as an offering to deities or ancestors. Some also burn paper effigies of ...
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Hungry Ghost Festival: What 5 traditional paper offerings in Singapore represent, from dragon boats to ancient clothes
In Singapore, it’s common to see people burn a variety of joss papers as offerings to the dead. Ong Ming Khoon – the third-generation owner of Chye Seng Joss Paper, a supply company for religi ...