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Singapore Fiesta @Shanghai 2014, 27 September 2014 in Yandang Road

30 September 2014

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People in leis at a Singapore Shiok event, man striking a gong.

(Photo: CG Ong sounding a Chinese gong to declare the official opening of the Singapore Fiesta.)





Four people holding framed handprints with "Singapore Shiok!" and sponsor logos in the background.

(Photo: VIPs holding their Hand Print – From left, Mr Ji Xiaoye, President of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP)Shanghai Alumni Association, CG Ong, Mr Geng Jin, Vice President of LKYSPP Shanghai Alumni Association, Mdm Liu Yijing, Director-General of Huangpu District Tourism Office. LKYSPP Shanghai Alumni and IE-SCCCI Singapore Enterprise Centre are co-organisers of the Singapore Fiesta, supported by the Singapore Consulate-General in Shanghai and Shanghai Huangpu District Tourism Office.)





Two lion dancers perform on stage for Singapore Fiesta, with dignitaries watching.

(Photo: Lion dance performers unfurl their best wishes for the success of the Fiesta.)





People wearing orchid leis eating durian from black plastic containers on a city street.

(Photo: CG Ong and guests sampling durian at the Fiesta.)





Group of people wearing leis standing at a Tasty Singapore food stall.

(Photo: CG Ong and VIPs stopping by at the TASTY Singapore Food Products Centre stall. TASTY Singapore is a joint initiative of several parties, including the Singapore Food Manufacturers Association and International Enterprise (IE) Singapore, to offer a collective brand identity for Singapore food companies venturing into the Chinese market.)





Three people sit with microphones in front of a backdrop advertising Singapore.

(Photo: Performers singing “Xin Yao” songs at the Fiesta.)





Crowd on street with tents and red balloons between buildings with shops.

(Photo: A snapshot of the Fiesta taking place in Yandang Road.)






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(30 September 2014)

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