The Chan See Shu Yuen Temple was built more than a century ago. The four founding fathers of this temple- Chan Xin Xi, Chan Sow Lin, Chan Chun and Chan Zhai Tian - were also among the first innovators of Kuala Lumpur. Do you see they all have the same surname Chan?
On the left wall, one will see pieces of wood in orange red and yellow. They're an old epistle, written through an unknown individual to remind his relatives the deceased will always be watching over the living, protecting and guiding them. This really is yet another reminder to the present generation of the importance of ancestor worship.
You will fly to Shanghai, the largest cosmopolitan city in China, after disembark the cruise ship; where you could try this out'll experience even more breathtaking chinese culture. In case you travel between May and October, you will have opportunity to visit the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai.
The watch on my left hand clicked and ticked, while the bus traveled along the bumpy, barren dirt road. Its face read five minutes to seven. I clasped and unclasped the apparatus in apprehension.
Some of the sections and activities seem either nothing or silly new. How many more times do I have to read about the evils of worry? It's gotten so that articles and publications about stress are stressing me out.
Dragon King. There are four dragon kings. One for every one of the FOUR seas; the West, and also the North, South, East. They appear as dragons but can transform into human forms. They live in crystal palaces.
Before we left for our house we spend in Shanghai to buy some gifts for our friends and family. On the last day when our guide - no, our old friend - came to pick us up at the resort, we needed to say Goodbye to our old friend and this wonderful country. After we checked in at the airport, our old friend said "See you later" with hand waving and smile on her face, such as the way she was greeting us at the airport the very first day. Yes, we will surely see each other after!