'Singaporeans treat food like garbage. Is it unlucky to eat the sacrifices after worshipping? So superstitious,' he expressed his frustration
“Waste of food” — Singaporean complains that throwing away food offerings in the ghost month is treating “food like garbage”
Moreover, he had an issue throwing away food after the ritual. He questioned why it’s considered “unlucky” to keep the food and suggested that those who discard it might be too “superstitious.” Another netizen warned, “If you don’t know anything about our Chinese culture, I urge you to delete this post before you get attacked by others!”
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