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Li Chun 2020: Why you may not have to join the long queues this year

Felicia Tan
Felicia Tan • 3 min read
Li Chun 2020: Why you may not have to join the long queues this year
On any other day, there is no science to depositing your money in the bank. However, things are different during Li Chun (or “the beginning of spring”).
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SINGAPORE (Feb 3): On any other day, there is no science to depositing your money in the bank. If there is a long line at the cash deposit machine, you simply head to another one, or you wait your turn if you’re not in a hurry.

However, things are different during the Chinese New Year holidays, or more specifically, during Li Chun (or “the beginning of spring”), where you will find yourself a tad more willing to join the snaking queues.

What is Li Chun?

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