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The Next Stage in the Trade War
Despite the relative calm in the U.S.-China trade war and the prospects of reaching an agreement, the conflict is likely to develop further in 2019.
Through the Looking-Glass, Colourfully
Mere colour, unspoiled by meaning, and unallied with definite form, can speak to the soul in a thousand different ways. – Oscar Wilde Colourful, delicate,
9 Best Daiso Beauty Products You Can Find for Just $2
Daiso beauty products are all over the store, but you might be slightly wary of them, given that they’re just $2 each. It’s natural to
Marie Kondo’s Tips: How to Fold 7 Different Types of Clothes
It’s that time of the year to tidy things up in your home. What better way to do that than to heed advice from de-cluttering
How To Celebrate Chinese New Year Like A Duke From Qing Dynasty
Chia is not the usual type of young man that you would bump into on the streets or inside MRT trains. Despite being very low-profile,
The Super Powers of the Boy With the Broken Brain
He suffered two head injuries and failed in almost anything he tried to achieve, until he discovered his super powers Jim Kwik, today a sought-after
Celebrating the Grandness of Grandparents
Do you have a favourite memory of your grandparents, particularly as a child? One of the best times of my childhood was our family trips
The Untold Story of Dr. Yeou-Cheng Ma
NEW YORK—Dr. Yeou-Cheng Ma is so dedicated to the Children’s Orchestra Society that when she went into labour, the natural thing for her to do
An Art Critique on Park Chul-Hwan
Park Chul-Hwan is a famous still-life painter, with a Master of Painting from Hongik University Graduate School of Fine Arts in Seoul, Korea. The Korean
The Art of Managing Life: Following the Wisdom of the Ancient Chinese
In the Confucian classic The Golden Mean, it is said that “the mandate of heaven is called nature; to follow nature is called the Dao”.
Filipino Chinese: A Major Force in the Philippines
Chinese Filipinos or Filipino Chinese, as they are popularly called in the Philippines, are one of the largest overseas Chinese communities in Southeast Asia, with
Inspiring Stories: How a Father Turned Despair into Hope
“We lost our dear son over seven years ago at the age of 26 after suffering for many years with manic depression,” Mr Chow Yen
Is Life All About Working?
Two years ago, at her final press conference here on 23 September 2013, Aung San Suu Kyi mentioned that Burma could look to Singapore as a
Get Your Calm On
Breath in. Breath out. Is it that simple to get rid of stress? It’s amazing how much your average worker repeats the “Monday Blues” mantra,
In the Bead for Peranakan Love
For the unaware, the beaded patterns hanging in wooden frames in Robert Sng’s Little Shophouse might seem nothing more than pretty craft displays.In actual fact,
A Boy Who Grew Up in Front of the Embassy
By Vibrant Dot Staff Ben, 24, recalled spending much of his adolescence at Portland Place, London, near the BBC’s headquarters and Royal Institute of British
Online Games Addiction
Unsurprisingly, Singapore has a rather avid gaming culture – just look around and you will see cybercafes full of teenagers clicking away and at home,
Giving Cause for Hope
“My idea is this: I can’t save a generation of people now, but if one of the children becomes a significant person, more lives can
[Keeping Traditions Alive!] Homegrown Music Association Revives Nanyin
As the music ensemble begins to play, a transformation comes over the voluble and energetic Lim Ming Yi, an administrative manager and principal musician of
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