Temple Culture Talk

[Anonymous]

For those who are interested in temple culture, myself and 3 other professionals will be giving a talk on Temple Culture.

Date : 1 Feb 2007
Venue : SPH News Centre Toa Payoh North
Time : 7 pm
Registration hotline : 63192332 (only 400 seats available)

Talk will be in Chinese

Topics:

fengshui: Early Chinese immigrants and their deity worship
Kent Neo : Chinese Temples and the Digital Age
Victor Tao : Re-Discovery of Chinese Traditional Culture – AV look at Chinese Temple Festivals
Dr Lin Wei Yi – Chinese Temples and Modern Society

[Anonymous]

Congrats Bro!…

Can someone translate for me here??

[Anonymous]

A grand temple culture forum will be held on 1 Feb 2007 at SPH News Centre.

This Temple Culture forum will invite 4 professionals who have great interest and research on Temple Culture and History.
They are Raymond Goh, Taoism researcher, Kent Neo (Interior Designer and Lecturer), Victor (Taoism Singapore forum founder)
and Dr Lin Weiyi ( Chinese Culture researcher)

The chairperson will be FM 100.3 Vice President Anna Lim.

Sin Min Daily News will also launch the 2nd edition of the book “Temple Culture” on 1 Feb, following the successful launch of the 1st edition of
“Temple Culture” last year.

This new book will feature 40 local temples’ history and development, including century old temples like Guan Yin temple at Waterloo street, Thian Hock Gong,
Wak Hai Cheng Beo, Keng Zhou Mazu Temple, Rochor Tua Pek Kong Temple, Kusu Tua Pek Kong etc. Also the book will feature 10 other local culture experts’ articles, introducing the local traditional cultural heritage.

The forum mentioned above will be held In conjunction with the book launch, entitled the Digital Age and Temple Culture. At that time, the 4 speakers will use Digital Technology and share the fruits of
their temple culture research with the audience.

Topics:

Raymond: Early Chinese immigrants and their deity worship
Kent Neo : Chinese Temples and the Digital Age
Victor : A Audio Visual insight into Chinese Temple Festivals, Re-Discovery of Chinese Traditional Culture –
Dr Lin Wei Yi – Chinese Temples and Modern Society

Date : 1 Feb 2007
Venue : SPH News Centre Toa Payoh North
Time : 7 pm
Registration fee : $10, including Chinese Temple Culture 2 book
Light refreshments will be served
Registration hotline : 63192332 (only 400 seats available)

[Anonymous]

STI Home > Singapore > Story

Feb 2, 2007
A study of chinese temples

A book recording the history and development of 40 temples in Singapore was released yesterday.
Chinese Temple and Culture Volume 2, produced by Shin Min Daily News, also features articles by 10 local experts on Chinese customs.

It was launched by Parliamentary Secretary for the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports Teo Ser Luck (pictured with Singapore Press Holdings executive vice-president for newspaper services and Chinese newspapers Robin Hu) at News Centre in Toa Payoh.

The book is on sale for $5 at major bookstores such as Kinokuniya and Popular.

The first volume, which featured 37 temples, was released in December.

All 30,000 copies of the book have sold out.

After yesterday’s launch, a public seminar was held to discuss the role and challenges facing traditional Chinese temple culture in the digital age.

View the photos of the event here.

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[Anonymous]

For those who are interested in temple culture, myself and 3 other professionals will be giving a talk on Temple Culture.

Date : 1 Feb 2007
Venue : SPH News Centre Toa Payoh North
Time : 7 pm
Registration hotline : 63192332 (only 400 seats available)

Talk will be in Chinese

Topics:

fengshui: Early Chinese immigrants and their deity worship
Kent Neo : Chinese Temples and the Digital Age
Victor Tao : Re-Discovery of Chinese Traditional Culture – AV look at Chinese Temple Festivals
Dr Lin Wei Yi – Chinese Temples and Modern Society

[Anonymous]

Congrats Bro!…

Can someone translate for me here??

[Anonymous]

A grand temple culture forum will be held on 1 Feb 2007 at SPH News Centre.

This Temple Culture forum will invite 4 professionals who have great interest and research on Temple Culture and History.
They are Raymond Goh, Taoism researcher, Kent Neo (Interior Designer and Lecturer), Victor (Taoism Singapore forum founder)
and Dr Lin Weiyi ( Chinese Culture researcher)

The chairperson will be FM 100.3 Vice President Anna Lim.

Sin Min Daily News will also launch the 2nd edition of the book “Temple Culture” on 1 Feb, following the successful launch of the 1st edition of
“Temple Culture” last year.

This new book will feature 40 local temples’ history and development, including century old temples like Guan Yin temple at Waterloo street, Thian Hock Gong,
Wak Hai Cheng Beo, Keng Zhou Mazu Temple, Rochor Tua Pek Kong Temple, Kusu Tua Pek Kong etc. Also the book will feature 10 other local culture experts’ articles, introducing the local traditional cultural heritage.

The forum mentioned above will be held In conjunction with the book launch, entitled the Digital Age and Temple Culture. At that time, the 4 speakers will use Digital Technology and share the fruits of
their temple culture research with the audience.

Topics:

Raymond: Early Chinese immigrants and their deity worship
Kent Neo : Chinese Temples and the Digital Age
Victor : A Audio Visual insight into Chinese Temple Festivals, Re-Discovery of Chinese Traditional Culture –
Dr Lin Wei Yi – Chinese Temples and Modern Society

Date : 1 Feb 2007
Venue : SPH News Centre Toa Payoh North
Time : 7 pm
Registration fee : $10, including Chinese Temple Culture 2 book
Light refreshments will be served
Registration hotline : 63192332 (only 400 seats available)

[Anonymous]

STI Home > Singapore > Story

Feb 2, 2007
A study of chinese temples

A book recording the history and development of 40 temples in Singapore was released yesterday.
Chinese Temple and Culture Volume 2, produced by Shin Min Daily News, also features articles by 10 local experts on Chinese customs.

It was launched by Parliamentary Secretary for the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports Teo Ser Luck (pictured with Singapore Press Holdings executive vice-president for newspaper services and Chinese newspapers Robin Hu) at News Centre in Toa Payoh.

The book is on sale for $5 at major bookstores such as Kinokuniya and Popular.

The first volume, which featured 37 temples, was released in December.

All 30,000 copies of the book have sold out.

After yesterday’s launch, a public seminar was held to discuss the role and challenges facing traditional Chinese temple culture in the digital age.

View the photos of the event here.

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