Layla achieves her dream of releasing Mandarin song
SINGER Layla Sania (pic), a former student of SMJK(C) Chong Hwa in Kuala Lumpur, sees her ability to communicate in Mandarin as an advantage, reported Harian Metro.
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SINGER Layla Sania (pic), a former student of SMJK(C) Chong Hwa in Kuala Lumpur, sees her ability to communicate in Mandarin as an advantage, reported Harian Metro.
SOME 600 temporary teachers sent to serve at national and Chinese schools in 2020 have been selected to attend the one-year holiday teacher-training programme (Program Diploma Perguruan Malaysia-Kursus Dalam Cuti) next month, reports Sin Chew Daily.
Spring is in the air with flowers blooming, birds chirping happily, and the sun shining brightly. It’s also the season for love! In China, today is May 20 (shortened as 520), known as the second unofficial Valentine’s Day in the country after the Western holiday on February 14. The numbers 5-2-0 are used to express “I love you,” as the pronunciation of the two phrases sounds similar in Mandarin. 520 originated from the Internet and was initially celebrated mainly by millennials and young adults, but now their parents’ generation also celebrate this day, using it as an opportunity to...
E-Mail IMAGE: 4 K pulse tube cryocooler developed by researchers at the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences view more Credit: Liubiao Chen/University of Chinese Academy of Sciences WASHINGTON, April 6, 2021 -- Cryocoolers are ultracold refrigeration units used in surgery and drug development, semiconductor fabrication, and spacecraft. They can be tubes, pumps, tabletop sizes, or larger refrigerator systems. The regenerative heat exchanger, or regenerator, is a core component of cryocoolers. At temperatures below 10 kelvins (-441.67 degrees Fah...
Noise Pollution: Birdstriking, BoXuan, Narakam, J-Fever, Whale Circus, ReJianBeiShaShou Apr 2, 2021 2:30 pm | 1 comment | 76 reads While Qingming Festival and Easter duke it out for our attention – wicker baskets, fire bins, and all – the music scene has other plans and could care less about who’s grave we’ll be sweeping or where your chocolate eggs are hiding. And I’m okay with that. More tunes to soak in over the long weekend, more opportunities to check out some new bands, and plenty of time to recover from whatever it was you ingest...