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 An interview session at Ban Siew San Temple
General
Seek out the past, with an eye on the futureÂ
Book launch of ‘Stories of Fook Tet Soo Temple’Â
East or West, where do you stand?
Group seeks to preserve 187-year-old Taoist temple
Secret societies and Chinese businesses  (English pdf)
Youths make trips to embrace lifestyle of immigrant ancestors Â
Visitors flock to temple’s old treeÂ
Race to save oldest Chinese tombs hereÂ
Surge of interest in Hokkien Clan Group
Work on S’pore’s cultural image to attract top dollar
MM Lee : S’pore culture unlikely to emerge
Be yourself, don’t be swarmed by globalization
Dialect has made Singapore Chinese culture richÂ
Architecture
Ying Fo Fui Kun, 1822Â
Palmer Road Tua Pek Kong, 1844
Former Courtyard House of Tan Yeok Nee (Chinese pdf)
ArtifactsÂ
Lessons from the Royal Plaques
The story of the oldest Chinese Tombs in Singapore
Ming and Qing Antique Furniture Joinery
Customs
Hokkien Orchestral Concert at Thian Hock Keng
Nan Yin – a Historical PerspectiveÂ
City-God Worship and Chinese Feudal Hierarchies
Memories
The Oldest Clanshouse in Singapore
Beautiful Memories of Jalan Lim Tai See
Childhood days in Margaret Drive
A Visit to Waterloo Kuan Yin Temple
Email converstations between two ‘Lao-Hokkien’
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hi folks,
during one of my recent sintua visit, happen to hear from some elders about this temple(no longer around) at queen street. their main god is lord guan. wonder if anyone here have more information about this temple. thanks.
Great site on Chinese opera performances by various dialect groups
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Hi Kent,
I came across your site while doing some research on my family tree. So much history on your site. Kudos to you!
Do you know whether Ling Chi Xing Gong is the only temple on Truro Road? If it is, the architect could be my grandfather 😉
Hi, I am wondering if there is a way to learn dialects like Hakka or a website to exchange and share our own studies in Dialect. For the last 6 months, I have been asking people (really ask a lot of people I know, some whom only just met me on how do you say “dragonfly” in Hakka). I chanced this web site by accident; hoping to learn and enrich my own cultural experience.