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Author Archives: Lam Pin Foo
Singapore Needs a Road Safety Culture
Cordoba Mosque and Alhambra Lure Tourists to Spain
Retracing Christ’s Footsteps and the Fourteen Stations of the Cross
The Passing of Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew – A Legend in His Own Lifetime
How Should One Live and Die?
The Beauty of Chinese Ceramic Spoons is Not Skin Deep
Is World Vagrancy a Sign of Our Time?
The Mesmerizing Grandeur of China’s Great Wall and Forbidden City
China has 56 Ethnic Groups Among its 1.3 Billion Population
The Curse of the Fearful SARS of 2003
The Perplexing Human Mind
Westerners Turn to Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Remembering the Fall of Singapore During the Second World War (WWII)
How to Catch a High Flyer!
From Fork to Chopstick
Why Japan is Now My Favourite Country to Visit
The Danube is Far From Blue!
Did an Obscure Asian Democratic Republic Precede the American Republic?
Nelson Mandela, One of World’s Most Revered Statesmen
Needham Legacy and China’s Genius
Guest Writers on My Blog
Foreign Talent – Lessons From Japan
Zheng He: A Giant Among World Maritime Explorers
Tracing One’s Roots Through the Family Tree
Restoring the Prestige of Being Teachers
Don’t Take Pictures, Until We Say Yes
Can Baba Culture Be Revived?
Tea is China’s Invaluable Gift to Mankind
Dementia Victims Get a Home, Thanks to Retiree (Update)
Say It With Ang Pows (Red Packets)
Three of My Unforgettable Life Long Friends
Will Vietnam Be Another ‘Tiger’ Economy of Asia?
Lessons from the Singapore Idol Contest
An Appreciation of Yuan and Ming Blue and White Wares
Not Your Dad’s Idea of a Relaxing Holiday: Combining Vacation with Cycle Training in Australia
A Tale of School Uniforms in Silicon Valley
Eight Hundred Years of Dabu Lams
The Famous Tang Dynasty Poets
How About a Sculpture City Too?
How Does School in Singapore Compare With the US?
China’s Dharma Master Jianzhen’s Hazardous Missionary Journeys to Japan
Chinese Tourists Boost Tourism Domestically and Worldwide
Private Tuition Fever Permeates East Asian Countries
Shell Players – Employees of Shell Singapore Formed a Drama Group in 1985
The Popularity of the Long-Running Shell Friday Lunchtime Cultural Programme
Tigers Roamed the forests of Old Singapore
Was Xia Dynasty Truly China’s First Dynasty?
Holding Up More Than Half the Sky: Women in Rural China
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