I watched your program in war zone. You showed us how people are more similar than they are different...truly inspiring. Most importantly, you stay true to yourself. You have no idea, I was once your follower!
MY EARLY ENCOUNTER Way way back then when I was still a secondary school student, there was a buddhist place next to my school. My classmate asked me to meet her there for school work revision. It had
When I was a child, drawing was the only way to record my dreams. Blackboard and chalk were my tools. I didn't do it on paper because I preferred to wipe it off once completed. I wanted them to be secrets.
This is Phaik Kee aka pk. I'm a Malaysian Chinese. I regard myself as a visual storyteller, a travel enthusiast and sometimes even a yogi wannabe. Let's get into the point. I created this blog to share
For Chinese speaking people like me, generally we don't say 'speaking Chinese'. The term of 'Chinese' is too generic. It is 'Speaking Mandarin', 'Speaking Shanghainese' or 'speaking Cantonese', to be more
All Malaysian Chinese have their Chinese names. Even for those who can't speak any Chinese language. Take mine for example. Lee Phaik Kee is the translated version of my Chinese name 李碧芝. The English
