“Harmony” is not an abstract concept, but comes from the concrete handshake, practice and laughter in daily life.
Living in harmony between various ethnic groups allows other countries to learn from each other, tolerate each other, and create happiness together regardless of the diversity of races.
I realized that integrating into a city sometimes depends not on big events, but on these small neighborhood excitement: if you are willing to come out and take a look and smile, Singapore will become “I belong here too” at some point.
The harmonious dance performed on the same stage by people of different ethnicities and cultural backgrounds is a truly precious cultural spectacle. The parade is not only a visual feast but also a platform for cultural exchange, allowing audiences to learn about each other and respect differences in a joyful atmosphere.
It isn’t just about nostalgia. It is a gentle reminder of what we have not lost, but perhaps forgotten: the beauty of gathering, the joy of slowing down, and the magic that emerges when we allow ourselves to be carried, even briefly, back to a simpler rhythm of life.
The most exciting moment was when Hong Kong superstar Jackie Chan stood on a float, waving and greeting the excited crowds, receiving rounds of applause!