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In Singapore, reverence for the mightiest celestial beast in Chinese culture finds its most vibrant expression in the dragon dance.
Chasing the “pearl of wisdom” to the thunderous beat of percussion, the dragon has symbolised clement weather and bountiful harvests since the Han dynasty (206BC-AD220). Today, it remains central to Lunar New Year celebrations and blessings for new beginnings.
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Although paprika is not native to Eastern Europe, it has long been associated with Hungarian cooking – it is used in goulash (a soup or…
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In the second month of the Year of the Fire Horse, those born under some zodiac signs may face setbacks with a hidden benefactor, while…
Over the last several weeks, Norwegian footballer Erling Haaland has captured the interest of World Cup fans around the globe for reasons that go further…
