Sunday, February 14, 2010
Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year marks the beginning of spring in China. Yes in Malaysia we do not have four seasons but in spirit it marks "spring" in many aspects of our lives. Spring represents "life" as living things hibernated during winter and flowers blossom in the wake of spring.
Yes I pray for a spring in the peace of this nation, a spring in the economy whereby new engines of growth are blossoming while old ones are continue to thrive. Yes there are many who points out that the political and economic situation in the country is less than ideal, but God puts us here to intercede for the nation.
Yes there is call for Malaysian Chinese to go beyond the Malaysian borders for business and career opportunities, but we also had our beginnings here humble as they are. I pray that no matter how successful I grow our businesses in greater China and elsewhere that the Lord will keep me humble, always teachable and approachable. And most importantly to encourage and help those left behind economically and remain underprivileged in areas of education and opportunities.
Yes I pray for a spring in the peace of this nation, a spring in the economy whereby new engines of growth are blossoming while old ones are continue to thrive. Yes there are many who points out that the political and economic situation in the country is less than ideal, but God puts us here to intercede for the nation.
Yes there is call for Malaysian Chinese to go beyond the Malaysian borders for business and career opportunities, but we also had our beginnings here humble as they are. I pray that no matter how successful I grow our businesses in greater China and elsewhere that the Lord will keep me humble, always teachable and approachable. And most importantly to encourage and help those left behind economically and remain underprivileged in areas of education and opportunities.
