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Cecelia Chang
251 articlesBorn in a new village in Selangor, Malaysia, Cecelia loves three things in life: Good food, good views, and good deals. She also enjoys exploring new places and experiencing new things on her travels.
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Sibu is truly an underrated foodie haven in Malaysia!
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Places to go without breaking the bank!
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Things Malaysians should know before their China trip.
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Malaysia boleh, indeed.
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