Every year, the Traslacion of the Black Nazarene in Manila gathers one of the largest mobile crowds in the world. It is also one of the most physically demanding religious events…
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The additions mark the second consecutive year that Korean-derived terms have been incorporated into the dictionary.
Young Chinese designers are reimagining heritage crafts with fresh colours, new materials, and modern storytelling across platforms and markets.
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Started in 2021, Mahjong Together bridges the intergenerational gap with games at community clubs, active ageing sessions, and care homes. It has become so popular in Toa Payoh…