(Bandar Seri Begawan, 2nd) In conjunction with the annual "Sultan with the People" celebration, renowned Bruneian photographer Wong Chee Ping recently presented a personally photographed picture of the Sultan riding a horse to His Majesty during a luncheon, and respectfully invited the Sultan to autograph it as a souvenir—adding precious commemorative significance to the work.
Members of the 80th Birthday Celebration Committee of the Brunei-Muara Chinese Community, including committee member Cheng Yongnian, committee member Lim Peng Guo, and committee member Cheng Yongming, accompanied Wong Chee Ping in presenting this photographic work to the Sultan and respectfully invited His Majesty to sign it.
According to reports, this photographic work was taken on the 19th of this month. At that time, the Sultan, together with royal family members, participated in a horse-riding event at the Jerudong Beach Market area, engaging closely with the public. This horse-riding event was also part of the series of festivities celebrating the Sultan’s 80th birthday.
The Sultan graciously signed the photo as a souvenir, not only enhancing the work’s collectible value, but also making it a precious memento of the national celebration recorded by photographer Wong Chee Ping.
Members of the 80th Birthday Celebration Committee of the Brunei-Muara Chinese Community, including committee member Cheng Yongnian, committee member Lim Peng Guo, and committee member Cheng Yongming, accompanied Wong Chee Ping in presenting this photographic work to the Sultan and respectfully invited His Majesty to sign it.
According to reports, this photographic work was taken on the 19th of this month. At that time, the Sultan, together with royal family members, participated in a horse-riding event at the Jerudong Beach Market area, engaging closely with the public. This horse-riding event was also part of the series of festivities celebrating the Sultan’s 80th birthday.
The Sultan graciously signed the photo as a souvenir, not only enhancing the work’s collectible value, but also making it a precious memento of the national celebration recorded by photographer Wong Chee Ping.