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   Hiss! Pop! Boom! Celebrating Chinese New Year- a book review

   Title: Hiss! Pop! Boom! Celebrating Chinese New Year Author: Tricia Morrissey with Illustrations ...

   China Ernie Yap

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   Siti Nurhaliza , Malaysia's pop princess

   KUALA LUMPUR, March 28, 2005 - Malaysian pop princess Siti Nurhaliza Taruddin once dreamed of bei...

   Malaysia AFP/Eileen Ng

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   Partying in Armenia

   During the Persian new year festival of Nowruz, Iranians enjoy holiday freedoms in Christian Arme...

   Armenia / Iran AFP/Mariam Harutunian

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   Chiang Mai Thailand's Live Music Scene

   Chiang Mai Thailand has an exciting nightlife. Live music of all kinds can be found in the city, ...

   Thailand Randy Gaudet

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   Seven Hours in the Soul of Seoul

   A couple of hours before dawn and xenophobia hangs thickly in the air. I'm standing at the tail e...

   Korea, S Joshua Samuel Brown

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   There is more to Korean food than kimchi

   Korean pop culture, especially the popular TV series "Dae Jang Geum," provides a rare opportunity...

   Korea, S Agence-France Presse AFP

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   I Like My English Grilled: Making a Video Biography of Students in Rural Cambodia

   There is no better way to really know your students and let them speak practical English than wit...

   Cambodia David Calleja

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   Nine Indispensable Places in Chiang Mai

   One of the nicest things about living in Chiang Mai is, simply put, its density. One is always di...

   Thailand Kenneth Champeon

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   Your VCR as language tutor: A Vietnamese case stud

   Quick: Answer these questions honestly and from your gut. 1. How badly do you want to learn an As...

   Vietnam Ben Bangs

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    Gods and Monsters on the Mekong

    More Photos * * * * * My travels have taken me to many weird and wonderful places throughout the ...

    Laos Joshua Samuel Brown

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    Banned books hot property in censored Vietnam

    Vietnam's pop culture is attracting the attention of print censors ...

    Vietnam AFP/Kelly Macnamara

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    There but For the Grace of God

    Popular English books in Thailand tend to fall into three very dissimilar categories. The first i...

    Cambodia / Thailand Kenneth Champeon

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    In Japan, bestsellers now come via handset

    Cell phone novels are becoming so popular in Japan they are now considered a new literary genre...

    Japan AFP/Kimiko de Freytas-Tamura

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    Notes on Noodles

    Fetching about for one thing that typifies actual daily life in Thailand, as opposed to the kind ...

    Thailand Kenneth Champeon

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    The Historical City

    Here's a little history lesson for all. Although I live pretty close to Malacca (Melaka) and know...

    Malaysia Audrey Lim

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    Indonesia's music underground finds political voice

    In Indonesia, protest singers are starting to appeal to a mass audience...

    Indonesia AFP/Arlina Arshad

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    Food Spot: Restaurant Kean Fatt

    Kean Fatt Coffee Shop is famous for one specific thing – a stall selling Pork Noodles. Eati...

    Malaysia Audrey Lim

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    The Mamak Phenomenon

    You can't claim to have been to Malaysia if you have not visited a mamak stall. The Mamak Phenome...

    Malaysia Audrey Lim

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    Film Review: Travellers and Magicians

    Travellers and Magicians is an excellent portrait of Bhutanese life and culture, with its lush an...

    Bhutan Celeste Heiter

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    And Now the News from Nowhere

    I have seen fishermen picnicking in the sun, I have seen them with untidy families I have seen th...

    Thailand Kenneth Champeon

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