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Well-known Cantonese Opera Actress, Ng May Ying

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ng_May_Ying

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Well-known Cantonese Opera actress Ng May Ying

Ng May Ying was the leading actress (‘hua dan’) for Cantonese opera maestro Lam Kar Sing’s overseas performances between 1980 and 1993.  She is now one of the Big Four Cantonese Opera ‘hua dan’ of Hong Kong.  Since November 1994, she and Joyce Koi Ming Fai have been stage partners for 21 years and this is a record in Cantonese Opera circle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ng_May_Ying

For those who can read Chinese, there is a detailed version of Ng May Ying at http://www.fengshuigiftsideas.com/chinese-culture/ngmayying

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Do you know how to activate your Personal Yima Spot to enhance your chances of getting a job, overseas studies application, migration application, etc? 

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As a group, the 7 Lucky Gods of Japan is known as Shichifukujin.  Its members are from different religions, namely Brahmanism, Buddhism, Taoism and Shintoism.  The group was created to symbolize the essential virtues of man.

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Ikebana is one of the most distinct arts in Japanese culture.  A creative flower arrangement but has to conform to prescribed rules and the specific ways that materials can be combined.

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Thangka painting is an ancient art tradition of the Tibetan people.  The thangka was traditionally used as an object of religious veneration. Great importance is placed on the Buddhist iconography in the painting. 

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Zhu You is a mystical ancient Chinese healing therapy, which used mainly incantations and talismans to bring about healing effects.  From the Sui Dynasty till mid-Ming era, Zhu You Ke was included in the Official Chinese Medical System. It is difficult to find information on this subject in the English language.

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Bhutan, situated at the eastern end of the Himalayans, is one of the smallest countries in the world. However, its cultural diversity and richness is profound. The Drametse Ngacham is a well-known sacred cultural dance of the Bhutanese.

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Susuk refers to the ancient art of inserting foreign objects (e.g. gold needle) under the skin for beauty or other purposes.  It has its roots in the Malayan culture and is commonly practised in Southeast Asia.  It is believed that the susuk charm must be removed before death, otherwise the person will die a slow, painful death.

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Furin is the term for Japanese wind bell. It has a clapper with a string and a rectangular card.  It is a standard feature of summer in Japan. The furin is a very nice and beautiful adornment for our homes. With so many colours, shapes and designs to choose from, it makes a great gift too for any occasion.

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Netsuke refers to the Japanese miniature sculptures created in the Edo era. It became a very popular collectible in Europe since mid-19th century. 

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A  pudgy ceramic statue is often seen displayed at the entrance of Japanese noodle shops and restaurants.  It has a happy smiling face, with a goofy expression. This statue is known as ‘tanuki’.  Originally portrayed as an evil and mischievous animal trickster in the early centuries, tanuki has since evolved into a cute Japanese icon of wealth and luck.

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Have you ever come across a cat figurine with a raised paw?  That is the Maneki Neko, Japanese fortune cat. It is a popular symbol of good luck, prosperity and success. Its unique appearance and beckoning gesture has certain significance

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Wrong footwear is the common cause of many foot problems, such as heel spurs and bunions.  There are certain features to look out for when buying a pair of shoes. 

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A shoe rack contains old and dirty shoes and is equivalent to bad qi (negative energy) in feng shui.  Interested to know the rules regarding its placement?