The Singapore Teochew Festival was made possible through the collective efforts of the Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kuan and Teochew communities from Singapore and around the world, who worked hand in hand, contributing their talents and efforts, to ensure the success of the event. Drawing inspiration from the rich heritage of Chaoshan culture, they generously shared its traditions with a global audience. Even after the festival concluded, the excitement surrounding Teochew culture continued to resonate among the public. The promotional theme song, “Teochew Nang, KaKi Nang, Hey Yo Hey Yo!” (“Teochew People, Our Own People”), became a familiar and memorable part of the celebration.

The festival’s logo was inspired by the traditional Teochew delicacy png kueh (steamed glutinous rice cake). Eight interconnected png kueh symbolised harmony and reunion while also representing the eight historic Teochew counties—Chao’an, Chenghai, Chaoyang, Jieyang, Raoping, Puning, Huilai, and Nan’ao. This humble delicacy embodied the Board’s spirit of unity and the collective commitment to advancing the Huay Kuan’s mission. It also expressed the heartfelt hope that Teochews everywhere would always remember their roots, remain grateful, and cherish the enduring bond of being “our own people.”