by Reagan Tan | Aug 3, 2020 | TRENDS
Chasing Fragrance To Dan Yan, tea is not simply a drink. It is an eight generation legacy from her family of tea growers. Reagan Tan, who met her in Wuhan in 2019 during a five-week Overseas Immersion Programme, finds out how she has put her own unique stamp on it....
by Jojo Tung | Jul 27, 2020 | TRENDS
Y2K Fashion With A Gen Z Twist On a nostalgia trip back to the 2000s, Jojo Tung explores how youths today are re-inventing fashion from that era. Photo by Jojo Tung. BY JOJO TUNG Published on July 27, 2020 Dubbed as a “very questionable decade of fashion” by fashion...
by Tang Jia Wen | Jul 27, 2020 | TRENDS
Green City Gardeners Take Root City folk tell Tang Jia Wen how anyone can reap the benefits of incorporating nature into their living spaces. BYTANG JIA WEN Published on July 27, 2020 Every afternoon, Gwee Keong, 67, heads downstairs to the grass plot beside his void...
by Benjamin Wellesley | Jul 7, 2020 | TRENDS
Breaking A Routine, Creating A Lifestyle Youths tell Benjamin Wellesley how the circuit breaker period benefitted or disrupted their fitness routines, sharing their main takeaways from quarantine. BY BENJAMIN WELLESLEY Published on July 7, 2020 For budding fitness...
by Shafiq Guee | Jul 7, 2020 | TRENDS
Tie-Dye: Not A Dying Art Youth in China are experiencing a renewed interest in a 1,500-year old art form. Shafiq Guee, during a five-week overseas immersion programme at the Wuhan Institute of Technology, talks to the growing breed of new advocators. Zhang Li Chun,...
by Lee Zhi Ying | Jul 7, 2020 | TRENDS
It’s e-Curtains Up For Chinese Performing Arts Exciting things are in store for Chinese performing arts groups as they explore the impact of digitalisation on their art forms. Lee Zhi Ying finds out more. (From left) Ding Yi Music Company’s musicians Soh Swee Kiat and...
