Sunday, 1 February 2026

Author: William Chai

Year of the Snake – Not So Bad After All

As the much-loved Year of the Dragon draws to a close, Chinese communities worldwide are preparing to welcome the Year of the Snake, which begins on January 29, 2025 and lasts until February 16, 2026. According to Chinese astrology, this will be the Year of the Wood Snake. Time for

Have phone, will travel

 Mobile phones have become indispensable multifunctional devices in our daily lives, bridging the gap across generations — from young children to seniors. Smartphone cameras are advancing faster than anyone could have imagined and now it is possible to take fantastic images on your travels using just a phone. Handy gears

A Spectacle of Unity The Kuching Christmas Parade 2024

LAST Saturday evening, the mundane streets of Kuching transformed into a vibrant tapestry of joy and celebration as the Christmas Parade 2024 unfolded, captivating the hearts of thousands. With an astonishing turnout of around 7,000 participants from the Christian community, the parade embraced a multitude of faiths, showcasing the rich

A dish that leaves a lasting impression

KUNMING City is the bustling capital and the largest city of the Yunnan Province in Southwestern China. Serving as a gateway and a vital transport hub in Southern China, it attracts visitors from all over the globe. During my trip to Guizhou, our journey led us through Kunming International Airport

Journey of Faith

This weekend, Christians come together to honour the sacrifice and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Discover the enduring traditions and vibrant customs that illuminate the path from sorrow to joy, and from death to new life. A time for reflection, celebration, and renewal Christians will observe Good Friday and

Welcoming 2024 with Dragon’s Roar

Step into the captivating realm of the year of the Dragon, where power, prosperity, and tradition merge to signal the beginning of a new lunar cycle. Embark on a journey through the vibrant tapestry of Chinese culture, delving into the revered symbolism of the dragon and its influence on beliefs,

A vibrant Christmas parade

As diverse communities, cultures, and faiths converged on the streets, the “Heartwarming Christmas” theme echoed through the air, fostering harmony and goodwill among Sarawakians. Colourful Joy Kuching got into the festive mood a little early this year with a Christmas parade on December 2. During the much-anticipated Kuching Christmas Parade

Get closer to nature at Tebedu’s KLB Garden

KLB Garden is a new retreat destination in Sarawak where visitors can truly experience and feel the peaceful nature of Borneo while admiring the exotic flora and fauna. It’s the perfect spot for families to bond, spend quality time together, and learn a thing or two about nature.  Agro-farm, mini-zoo,

Bamboo: The plant of 1000 uses

Versatile plant with high aesthetic value Bamboo, a sustainable wood and renewable resource, is being used more and more in everyday life, as it is very versatile, durable, practical and adaptable to work with. This is what makes it so fashionable and hip. Additionally, bamboo is environmentally friendly, easily renewable,

Admiring artworks during breakfast

Food presentation, as we all know, is the art of modifying, processing, arranging, or decorating food to enhance its aesthetic appeal. This is usually done by using edible ingredients or foodstuffs that boost the appearance or taste of the cuisine. This trick is best suited for children, especially those with