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Chinese art is arguably the oldest continuous tradition in the world dating back to 10,000 BC. The earliest form of Chinese art discovered may have only been simple pottery and sculptures, but since then, the Chinese have developed and introduced to the world their iconic paintings, sculptures, ceramics and chinoiserie. Even to
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Remembering the attack on Semporna town in 1954
The attack on Semporna town in March 1954 is considered one of the major incidences of Sabah cross-border crimes. A group of 30 armed Filipino pirates with two policemen and four others were killed. The news of the attack travelled fast, especially among European communities. In a news report by Reuters published on
3 things we learn from W.H. Treacher’s British Borneo: Sketches of Brunai, Sarawak, Labuan and North Borneo (1891)
Sir William Hood Treacher (1849-1919) was a British colonial administrator in Borneo and the Straits Settlements. In Selangor, he was at the Anglo Chinese School in Klang on Mar 10, 1893. His career in Borneo started in 1871 when he arrived in Labuan to be the acting Police Magistrate. In 1873, Treacher became
#KajoPicks: Mothers from Korean drama-land we love
5 important lessons every startup needs from The Intern (2015)
5 Korean libraries and bookstores from K-dramas to visit
Just because international traveling is impossible right now, doesn’t mean you cannot plan for the Covid-19 free future. If you have been binging on Korean dramas during this pandemic, you might notice a commonly seen filming location is either the library or the bookstore. Instead of a place for reading and to
Know the true story behind Oscar-nominated film Sandakan No. 8 (1974)
Sandakan No. 8 (1974) is a Japanese film directed by Kei Kumai which focused on the ‘karayuki-san’. 'Karayuki-san' is the Japanese term for young women forced into sexual slavery in the 19th and early 20th century. Directly translated, it means 'Ms. Gone-To-China', although it was expanded to 'Ms. Gone-Abroad' as it
Remembering one of Rentap’s men, Uyu Apai Ikum
KajoPicks: 10 K-dramas based on real-life historical figures of the Joseon era
KajoPicks: 5 Japanese silent vloggers you should watch on YouTube
If you are not familiar with silent vloggers, they are the ones who do not talk to the camera but communicate via subtitles. They film themselves doing their normal daily activities such as cooking and cleaning. Over the years, many silent vloggers have started to pop up on YouTube especially from South