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Treasures – Epitaph and Tomb Cover of Luo Wanshun (Tang Dynasty)
Accidental discovery uncovered the calligraphic work of one of the most important calligrapher of Chinese art history.
Eminent Frog Porridge 明辉田鸡粥 @ Geylang
If there’s a part of Singapore that Kermit will never get out alive, that would be Geylang. Not because MissContinue Reading
Gwangjang Gaon 광장가온 @ Jewel
During one of my frequent trips to the airport, the family had dinner at Jewel Changi. We wanted to goContinue Reading
National Treasure – Duck-Shaped Glass Water Dropper (Northern Yan)
Its use was not known, but it is the testimony of an ancient trade route called the Silk Road.
Shanxi Bronze Museum 山西青铜博物馆
Shanxi has uncovered so many bronze wares that the original Shanxi Museum cannot hold everything. So an annex museum isContinue Reading
Fu Lee Seafood 富俐海鮮 @ Woodlands (2026)
It’s Sunday and our helper was having a break, so we came to our “canteen” for dinner. This time, weContinue Reading
Treasures – Han Xiu Tomb Murals (Tang Dynasty)
A landscape mural found in the tomb was proved as the earliest one of Tang Dynasty.
Teatime in Seoul
Many tourists come to Seoul to enjoy the cafe culture. Besides the smaller shops, the market is dominated by theContinue Reading
Eizou Sakaba 栄三酒場 @ Jalan Besar (2026)
I came with Darling when she was in Singapore for a visit at one of my favourite Japanese izakaya. IContinue Reading
National Treasure – Picture of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove (Southern Dynasties)
They were spiritual symbols of the mandarins, taking a laissez-faire approach to life, the Hippies of the 3rd century China.
