tapua
Tapua is a term used in the Hokkien language, a variant of Chinese spoken in Southeast Asia. In the context of Hokkien culture, tapua refers to a form of advertisement or notification commonly seen in the Hokkien communities of Singapore and Malaysia. This form of notification typically appears on a small piece of paper, known as a "tapua paper", which is distributed publicly through posting on walls, notice boards, or other public places.
The tapua paper usually contains information regarding a specific service or product being offered, including the
Tapua papers typically range from simple handwritten notes to more elaborate advertisements. Some may contain detailed
In modern times, the tapua has evolved with the advent of technology, with many advertisers turning to