Hong Kong’s dearly departed are getting the Apple Watch before you — sort of…
From mashable.com
What China burned for Day of the Dead
Paper replicas of internet routers, passports, subway passes and iPhones were among some of the gifts offered in China
From qz.com
Will the Netherworld Face Hyperinflation?
If the number of joss paper merchants keep decreasing, does it mean the netherworld will face hyperinflation?
From mothership.sg
Slice of Life: The PaperBuilders
This is Chiang Pow Joss-paper Trading shop and it is found along Joo Chiat Road.
From rediscover.sg
Devotees urged to burn joss paper in town council bins
When devotees burn joss paper for festivals such as Chinese New Year, it is not only the amount of ash in the air that rises.
From news.asiaone.com
Nee Soon gets low-emission joss paper burners
Nee Soon residents will find it easier to breathe this coming Hungry Ghost Month
From news.asiaone.com
Blame the ghosts
Squeaky clean Singapore gets messy: Blame the ghosts
From cnbc.com
Ritual for the dead, the spirits, and the burning of Joss paper
From livingashes.net
The Sights of China: Burning Joss Paper
This is one of the sights of China.
From vagabondjourney.com
Joss Paper, also known as ghost or spirit money, are sheets of paper that are burned…
From nationsonline.org
Up in Smoke: Chinese Joss Paper Offerings
It became a common practice to render facsimiles of one’s earthly possessions – real and coveted – into one of the world’s greatest inventions – paper.
From academia.edu
21st Century Ghosts
My neighbors here in Phnom Penh were burning joss paper on the sidewalk several times that day and had me over to take a few photos for them.