In this video I talk about the history of the island of Taiwan, from its early days with Native & initial Chinese settling, ...

The much-awaited C-drama "Reborn" is finally here, and I couldn't be more excited. Set in 2007, "Reborn" follows 16-year-old ...

Mr. Pan Qing, CFO of Noah Holdings and CEO of ARK Hong Kong, was interviewed by Ming Pao, a leading mainstream media in Hong Kong known for its principle of "credibility first" and significant ...

As Qing Ming is an important period of remembrance for the Chinese, all government-managed cemeteries and columbaria – Choa Chu Kang, Mandai and Yishun columbaria – will be open 24 hours from ...

Qing Ming, also known as Tomb Sweeping Day, is a festival where families from the Chinese community gather to honour their ancestors by cleaning the graves of the departed and making offerings.

Kwong Tong Cemetery (KTC) Kuala Lumpur Qing Ming 2024 committee head Ng Kwee Heng said ancestor worship rituals were aligned with traditional customs, pace of life and habits of the time.

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Taiwan’s National Palace Museum has admitted to breaking three Ming and Qing Dynasty artefacts – two bowls and a plate – said to be worth more than a combined US$77 million (S$109 million).

Every year, Chinese Singaporeans engage in a frenzy of tomb-sweeping, offering-making and effigy-burning. Qing Ming means more than just filial piety, says University of Liverpool’s Terence Heng.

SINGAPORE — Observers of the Qing Ming festival are advised to “exercise socially responsible behaviour" in light of the Covid-19 situation, the National Environment Agency (NEA) said on ...