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Luang Prabang uses pedal power to promote tourism
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In India’s northeast, Nagas showcase traditional culture at Hornbill Festival
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Japan’s famous sake joins UNESCO’s cultural heritage list, a boost to brewers and enthusiasts
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Family fun time and traditions
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Australia is banning social media for people under 16. Could this work elsewhere, or even there?
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The girl who hates goodbyes
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Stopping my teen daughter from lying
Stopping my teen daughter from lying.
1 mth ago
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Ever wondered why some Koreans talk to themselves?
Some Koreans practise self-talk, wittingly or unwittingly, for such reasons as self-affirmation, indirect communication and coping with negative emotions.
2 mth ago
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When art and bots collide
Designers are already in a precarious condition, dealing with low pay and increasing workloads.
2 mth ago
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New app lets Singapore diners buy unsold food at big discount, helps cut food waste
Customers who use the app can order a “surprise bag” in advance, and they can get any type of unsold food from the menu at day’s end for between 50 per cent and 80 per cent off the usual retail price.
2 mth ago
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From audio to audio-visual: Cambodian author uses AI for innovative story-telling
Known for her works that explore societal issues, Meysan Sotheary is now embracing technology, transforming her vision into a dynamic, futuristic narrative that takes her audiences into the year 2028.
2 mth ago
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What’s in a name? How Koreans faked their way to Kim, Lee and Park
For those who might wonder if Koreans today care about the authenticity of their genealogy, the answer is: not so much. With so many people sharing the same family names, distinctions based on claims of Joseon-era noble status -- genuine or not -- have diminished in importance.
2 mth ago
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A decade of delicious Deepavali tradition
For more than a decade, three friends – P. Hemalatha, Lim Bee Ling and Norzalina Nordin – have been making muruku together for Deepavali and this year is no exception.
2 mth ago
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No hongbao, no problem: Young Chinese opt for simpler, fuss-free weddings
What were once considered obligatory wedding customs are changing in China, with young Chinese turning away from the fuss that forms the traditional celebrations. They are going as far as to refuse hongbao or red packets, cancel tea ceremonies and do away with emcees for the wedding banquet.
2 mth ago
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A digital way to age gracefully
A video series on a Chinese lifestyle app shows how senior citizens should embrace old age and the internet and learn to live life to the fullest despite all constraints.
3 mth ago
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Stopping aggressive behaviour in a pre-schooler
Stopping aggressive behaviour in a pre-schooler.
3 mth ago
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