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- Welcome to Kingsun's BlogHello everyone, This is Kingsun's blog! Here i will share some interesting story for you. Welcome to comment and follow my blog online! Posted by Jenkins19 in Kingsun's Blog | Oct 13, 2021
- Can face mask expired?The shelf life of masks is generally three years. When we choose a mask, first we need to check whether the surface of the mask is clean and even whether there are any damages or stains, and then choose the suitable Posted by guolen in good products | Oct 13, 2021
- PLANS AFTER GRADUATIONHello everyone, Well, here we are! I’m almost there, the graduation day! It was a great journey with lots of experience, immersing myself in a new culture, I find it to be very exciting, it sparked an interest in me to Posted by orjantan victor in Orjantan's School Progress | Oct 7, 2021
- FIRST TIME EATING BUGSHello everyone, One afternoon, my new Chinese friend asked that we go out for lunch, and it’ll be a traditional one. Upon arriving at the restaurant, we went through multiple Chinese menus, but I left for him to decide. While waiting Posted by orjantan victor in Orjantan's School Progress | Oct 7, 2021
- Difference between knife gate valve and slide gate valveValve distributors usually get estimate ask for a "knife gate" when what a business is actually seeking is a "slide gate" for completely dry mass product managing. As typically as both terms are intermingled, a knife gate as well as Posted by KnifeValve in NTGD Knife Valve | Aug 31, 2021
- Driving to France Episode 1Hi everyone, I'm Kobe, a road trip madman! 46,000 kilometers, 152 days, 21 countries, this is 2018 I took my parents on a long self-driving journey. We drove from China to France and drove across the two continents of Asia Posted by kobew in Road trip madman Kobe | Aug 27, 2021
- Lhasa Potala and JokhangSeptember 30th Lhasa, Tibet After an interesting breakfast (very much a Chinese/ Tibetan one) consisting of, for us, the Tibetan version of porridge, we took our meds (mainly diamox) and set off for the morning tour of the Potala Palace. Our Posted by PetersF in Himalayas Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet | Jun 13, 2021
- Tibet: Lhasa monasteriesSeptember 29th Lhasa, Tibet After breakfast we were collected to drive through Lhasa to Drepung Monastery, our first port of call. This was going to be the highest we would walk to, as the colleges of Drepung are at 4000m. [u]Monasteries in Posted by PetersF in Himalayas Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet | Jun 13, 2021
- Arrival in LhasaSeptember 28th Lhasa, Tibet Having been given our visas and VERY strict instructions not to lose it, along with our “spending money” for the guide, w Posted by PetersF in Himalayas Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet | Jun 13, 2021
- The Giant Bell Of Chin Swee Temple Long ago i Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Jul 29, 2009
- An Attitude Of Gratitude I am the toddler sitting on the wooden horse in the middle of my brother and sisters. I am the youngest of 4 children. I was born in the year of tiger in 1974, the d Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 16, 2009
- The End Of The Banana Business My grandfather had died. The family had mourned and was in a deep sorrow. The breadwinner had gone. The daughters and sons of my grandfather would not be able to Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 15, 2009
- The Death Of My Grandfather[img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/375530/714361f0-6817-11eb-9e7c-8 Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 14, 2009
- No Breast Milk[img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/375530/fe165360-6751-11eb-ab15-9 Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 13, 2009
- The Four Children My grandfather had 4 children, 2 girls and 2 boys altogether. He married my grandmother at the age of 21 in Teluk Anson of Malaya in the year of 1935. After ma Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 12, 2009
- The Brotherhood Of The Drunk Brothers The brothers of my grandfather were heavy alcoholics. The eldest brothe Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 11, 2009
- The Women In The Old Days My grandfather had 2 sisters. One sister was older than him and another was younger. There was no age gap among my grandfather and both his sisters. Their age was Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 10, 2009
- Saving For A House Until the world war ended in 1945, my grandfather with his wife and 4 of his children had to put up and live in the fruit store that was given to him by his fourth brother. The fruit store had Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 9, 2009
- My Grandfather And Grandmother My great grandfather has 5 sons and 2 daughters. Quah Peng Kheng was the 5th son. He was the youngest of the 5 boys. Quah Peng Kheng was my grandfather. He was Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 8, 2009
- Joining The Mass Exodus My great grandfather was Qe Da Dan. He was born of a poor farm labourer in the 1870s during the final imperial monarch of the Qing dynasty in China. His family was living in Peng Lai village of An Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 7, 2009
- A Meat Feast With My Relatives Before I stepped out from the ancestral home, Li Wei very friendly ca Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 5, 2009
- My Great Grandparents Jung Bao stood by the side of Li Wei. He was attentively watching Li Wei when Li Wei was scrutinizing with his index finger running through the paper network of the family trees. He was searching Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 4, 2009
- The Ancestry Chart Jung Bao introduced me to the patriarch of the ancestral home. I greeted him with a big smile that showed my teeth and he responded with even a broader welcome smile. I would have visualised him wi Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 3, 2009
- The Ancestral Home I walked under the sun. It was burning. The heat was not bearable because the temperature had sore as high as 42 degree celsius. I arrived at a Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Aug 1, 2009
- The Food Rationing Policy Peng Lai village sits at the lowland on the southeast of the terrain of Peng Lai hill. There is a small stream flowing through the village that Posted by Quah Khian Hu in THE ROOTS OF BANYAN TREE | Jul 31, 2009
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