Fei Zai Newspaper Stand
Fei Zai Newspaper StandOn the bustling road of Geylang, a humble newspaper booth stood beneath a vibrant red and yellow umbrella. It belonged to Fei Zai, a charming man in his 70s, also known as "Fat Boy" in Cantonese. He offered only two types of publications: horse racing magazines and newspapers, "Everyone's moved online," he chuckled. Amidst the flurry of cars and passers-by, some would pause to share moments with him; their interactions like the reunion of long-lost friends. While newspaper sales brought modest returns, the impending closure of The Singapore Turf City cast shadows of uncertainty upon Fei Zai's livelihood. Yet, unyielding and resolute, he confronted these challenges head-on. He understood the power of stillness — a reminder of the need for human connection and collective strength to embrace a post-pandemic future, even more so in a world of fading occupations and ever-changing landscapes.
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