China family holds funeral as Indian neighbours host wedding in joint act of communal harmony

China family holds funeral as Indian neighbours host wedding in joint act of communal harmony

A Chinese funeral and an Indian wedding took place on the same street on the same day in Malaysia, but the two families managed to coexist and show mutual respect, winning applause online.

Both ceremonies took place on July 5 in Tampin, in the Malaysian state of Negeri Sembilan.

The funeral was that of the mother of a local Democratic Action Party politician of Chinese origin.

Good neighbours: The two families live on opposite sides of the same street. Photo: China Press

On the other side of the street, an Indian family rented a hall to host a wedding.

Funerals are usually considered ominous and a jinx on new couples.

Meanwhile, the happy vibes of a wedding are often believed not to be suitable for the solemnity of funerals.

However, the politician, surnamed Wong, was more worried about his neighbour’s big day, the Malaysian news outlet China Press reported.

Dining tables were laid out for guests on the Chinese family’s side of the street. Photo: China Press
Dining tables were laid out for guests on the Chinese family’s side of the street. Photo: China Press

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