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...
by multiple authors | Jul 7, 2020 | TRENDS
Mount Wudang: Inspiring Superlatives, Spinning Magical Moments The serene and spiritual mountain just six hours away from Wuhan cast its spell on Anjali Selva Kumar and Davian Chew, who were there during a five-week Overseas Immersion Programme at the Wuhan Institute...
by Jojo Tung | Jul 7, 2020 | TRENDS
TikTok: Making Light Of Life Amid Dark Times One hugely popular app is helping youths cope while being cooped up at home during the circuit breaker. Jojo Tung finds out more. BY JOJO TUNG Published on July 7, 2020 While millennials recall the iconic Ke$ha song of...
by Bibiana Low | Jul 7, 2020 | TRENDS
A Taste Of History At Ji Qing Street With multiple time-honoured Chinese food delicacies within its walls, Ji Qing Street is a must-visit location for first-time tourists like Bibiana Low, who was on an Overseas Immersion Programme to Wuhan. The main entrance of Ji...
by Tan Yan Hui | Jul 7, 2020 | TRENDS
Youths Get “Crafty” As Time Stands Still Being stuck at home during the circuit breaker has been the push for youths to develop skills. Tan Yan Hui talks to three who have ventured into baking, embroidery and nail art. BY TAN YAN HUI Published on July 7,...
by Kiran Pillai | Jul 7, 2020 | TRENDS
Street Dancing In The Rush Hour Plaza dancing, or guangchang wu, is one of the most popular leisure activities in Wuhan as Kiran Pillai finds out during a five-week Overseas Immersion Programme at the Wuhan Institute of Technology in 2019. Han Xin (left) dancing in...