Ahead of this year’s World Cup, China made its first-ever loan of pandas to a Middle Eastern nation. But what is by now a well-oiled machine began in far more haphazard fashion.
The parents of a one-year-old boy badly burned in an accident have shaved their heads and donated scalp tissue for skin grafts their son urgently needs. The story of the boy, named Kangkang, and the plight of his family from Cangzhou, northern China’s Hebei province, has been picked up by mainland media and moved millions of people in China. On.
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Ghosts don t care about social distancing? Why don t you find out for yourself at the
Don’t Let Hantu Know live theatre series, which is set to play to a limited audience at KLPac on April 22-25.
Homegrown spooks, as the producers say, are also the best and scariest, with
Don’t Let Hantu Know featuring seven new ghostly works (presented in English, Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin and Cantonese). It s really good to get back to (theatre) work again. Nothing like being busy and active. It s scary when you can t do what you love. no ghost story can top that fear. We have been away from the stage for far too long and this live show has been delayed for more than a year, says Easee Gan,